Sentence examples for former designation from inspiring English sources

For convenience, the former designation is used throughout most of this opinion.

Although the organization reverted to its former designation (PKK) in 2005, some elements continued to make use of the new name.

Of particular import was the distinction between "gross negligence" and "negligence"; the former designation would result in fines approximately four times higher than those assessed for the latter.

The former designation is the more significant one, for it identifies him as one of a professional cadre of itinerant Christian "workers," many of whom were teachers and preachers.

54 And was a former designation for φ Per.

Rosenfeld himself is a science writer rather than a scientist, and certification for the former designation is a little looser than for the latter.

Third World, former political designation originally used (1963) to describe those states not part of the first world the capitalist, economically developed states led by the U.S. or the second world the communist states led by the Soviet Union.

NY 33 has one current alternate route and one former spur designation that has been reused multiple times.

Google also chimed in on the whole Palestine/Israel thing by by changing the former's designation from simply "territories" to an actual state.

On the basis of these findings, De Duve proposed the functional term "peroxisome", which gradually replaced the former morphological designation, "microbody", coined by Rhodin (Rhodin 1954).

K75 (K6hf) is a type II keratin and was, although closely related in its peptide sequence to K5, following the principles of the former keratin designation (cf. Collin et al. 1992a, b) by using the electrophoretic properties, designated as a "K6" keratin (Winter et al. 1998).