Sentence examples for decision of naming from inspiring English sources

Pakistan have taken the controversial decision of naming Wahab Riaz, Umar Akmal and Imran Farhat in their squad for the series despite them all being named in the trial of the jailed players.

Parameswaran's decision to avoid the convention of naming many of his characters and places serves to make the Agent, like other figures in this collection, powerfully allegorical.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said his government had "taken note" of Pope Benedict XVI's decision to name Bishop Joseph Zen Ze-kiun of Hong Kong, a frequent critic of the mainland, as a cardinal.

The insensitivity of naming or lexical decision times to pseudohomophones (e.g. 'brane') with respect to base-word frequency ('brain') has also been interpreted as evidence that this variable does not affect lexical access (Mccann et al., 1988).

Shortly after the dissolution of bilateral diplomatic ties, Iran made a provocative decision to name one of its main streets after Sadat's assassin, Khalid Islambouli.

On Sept. 11, complacency was wiped away, but the fragmented bureaucratic structure and procedures of our government remain a barrier to action, despite President Bush's decision to name Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania to head a new Office of Homeland Defense.

Are you a fan of Cameron Crowe's decision to name Almost Famous' groupie-with-a-heart-of-gold "Penny Lane"?

When he returned to screenwork, it was with On the Waterfront (1954), which many film critics and historians interpreted as Kazan's symbolic rationalization of his decision to name names.

In December, Argentina protested at Britain's decision to name part of Antarctica, Queen Elizabeth Land.

Leyton Orient chairman Barry Hearn says he will end his legal fight for the Olympic Stadium if he fails to win a judicial review of the decision to name West Ham preferred bidder.

It suggested that interim President Catherine Panza's decision to name representatives of the armed groups to cabinet roles may have fueled conflict.