Sentence examples for be renamed as from inspiring English sources

Doug Dome, president and chief executive at Dome, will become president at Dome/Hill & Knowlton, as his agency will be renamed, as well as United States creative director at Hill & Knowlton.

The newly identified MyoG (preliminarily named according to its locus) is also an orphan myosin and might be renamed as soon as further homologous myosins are derived.

The new nomenclature does not severely change the old names as the class-II myosin stays untouched, the class-I myosins only get the class designation added with the exception of MyoK that will now be referred to as Myo1G, and MyoM is still an orphan myosin and will not be renamed as long as it cannot be grouped to a certain class.

Since General Motors is now a tarnished name, I propose that the company be renamed as Government Motors.

The change comes as The Times moves to create an integrated global news brand; the The International Herald Tribune, which The Times has owned since 2003, will be renamed as The International New York Times later this year.

Schools that are able to adhere to all the manifesto's requirements will be able to be renamed as a Steve Jobs School, after the Apple executive behind the iPad's creation.

It has been renamed as the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation.

The union was renamed as ATL in 1993.

Anything that might imply injustice is renamed as tragedy.

Gwangju World Cup Stadium, where the host nation defeated Spain in the quarter-finals, was renamed as Guus Hiddink Stadium.

In 1950, Northeast University was renamed as Northeast Normal University.