Sentence examples for established the name from inspiring English sources

In the 15th century, ʿAlī Shīr Navāʾī, its greatest exemplar and proponent, established the name Chagatai to refer to the language he employed in his works.

Estimating casualties is a notoriously difficult process in the midst of an ongoing war, but in this case the UN says it has established the name, place and date of death of each of those it says it has counted.

In 1929, the organization (then called the International Hydrographic Bureau) published "IHO Special Publication 23" (IHO SP 23), which established the name of the sea as Sea of Japan; however, at that time, Korea could not participate in the IHO because it was under Japanese rule.

You have to be prepared for a bit of sleuthing – he recommends recording calls and keeping the cold callers on the line long enough to establish the name of the UK company they're calling from or representing.

He published two manifestos, one in XIXe Siècle (Aug. 11, 1885) and one in the literary supplement of Le Figaro (Sept . 18 , 1886 that helped establish the name Symbolism for the movement that was growing out of and replacing Decadence.

"It was important for Ritz-Carlton to get back into New York, because it was the New York hotel that helped establish the name," said Sean Hennessey, director of the hospitality practice of the PricewaterhouseCoopers consulting firm in the metropolitan area.

Under the management of Brian Clough and Peter Taylor, Forest rose from the second tier of the Football League to two-time European champions within four seasons, establishing the name of the club across the world.

"Bangla Desh" has been described as "one of the most cogent social statements in music history" and helped gain international support for Bangladeshi independence by establishing the name of the fledgling nation around the world.

It was not possible to establish the names of the people pictured on the licenses.

"In the first instance we want to establish the names of those given enhanced severance packages, who made the decisions and why, and what was the line of accountability".

They used records to establish the names of the men and women contained in all but four of the canisters, some of which had corroded and were fused together.