Sentence examples for formally been named from inspiring English sources

Swiss-born, British-raised Nicholas had only formally been named third-in-line to the throne five years earlier, when he moved to Romania to take up the unofficial role.

Even by the powerful body's low standards — it consistently ranks as Indonesia's most corrupt institution, and 9 percent of its previous members have formally been named as suspects in various cases of graft — the House has drawn fierce criticism for its recent behavior.

Warren formally will be named as a special adviser reporting directly to Obama, and serving in a similar capacity to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, later this week.

The new drug, formally acetylsalicylic acid, was named Aspirin by Bayer AG after the original botanical name for meadowsweet, Spiraea ulmaria, derived from "acetyl" and Spirsäure, an old German name for salicylic acid derived from the Latin Spiraea ulmaria.

Although the body has not yet been formally identified, the victim is named in the murder charge as Tia Sharp.

The first English settlement on the site was made about 1700, and the community, formally established in 1734, was named for Britain's King George II.

Its temporary name is ununpentium (Uup), as the element has yet to be named formally.

When the church was formally incorporated in 1844 Armstrong was named as one of its proprietors.

In 1931, in a move to formally decentralize the country, Skopje was named the capital of the Vardar Banovina of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.

The bus, which has yet to be formally named, is being developed for Transport for London by Wrightbus, of Ballymena, Northern Ireland, in partnership with the designer Thomas Heatherwick.

Her three colleagues have yet to be formally named, are and believed to be members of her camera crew.