Sentence examples for formerly having from inspiring English sources

Employee means any officer, any staff, contract or other employee of NACIC, any person including independent contractors associated with or acting on behalf of NACIC; and any person formerly having such relationships with NACIC.

To affirm a self would be to imply a false doctrine, but to deny the self (in this case, stating the truth) would cause the confused questioner to fall into a still greater falsehood: Namely, the thought of formerly having had a self, but now having none.

Reviewers Alan Sepinwall of The Star-Ledger and Maureen Ryan of the Chicago Tribune both commented positively on the episode, despite formerly having given unfavorable reviews of the series as a whole.

Today, I defend people I might formerly have prosecuted.

Outside of Goiânia, the state formerly had few cultural institutions.

He was 87 and formerly had a home in Manhattan.

Mixed economies also arose in many countries that formerly had centrally planned and socialist economies.

formerly had a forest cover or vegetative cover that is capable of restoration.

The organisation that formerly had that name has been The Energy and Resources Institute since 2003.

He said much of the building, which formerly had late-night clubs, is now shut down.

Evidence from Xinkan place-names indicates that these languages formerly had a much-broader distribution.