Sentence examples for formerly international from inspiring English sources

Jocalyn Clark is executive editor at ICCDR,B (formerly International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research).

Christie's announced this week that it had hired Joshua Holdeman, formerly international director of photographs at Phillips.

Previously, she served as Director of Programs at OutRight Action International (formerly International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, Senior Policy Advisorr at Amnesty International's International Secretariat, and Advocacy Director of the Women's Rights Division at Human Rights Watch.

Where to Dine FU RUN (formerly Waterfront International), 40-09 Prince Street (Roosevelt Avenue), (718) 321-1363.

In August the Sun, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News UK (formerly News International), will become the first mass-market paper to charge for online access.

Mr Murdoch wanted him to run News UK (formerly News International), his scandal-plagued British newspaper unit, even though Mr Darcey had never worked in publishing.

Alford also said he would launch libel proceedings against Mahmood and the publisher of the now defunct News of the World, News UK (formerly News International).

But the most breathtaking version of this dish, which has tender meat and all the lusciousness of the fat under the skin, is at the bright and friendly Fu Run, formerly Waterfront International, on Prince Street.

The group most anxious to change its image is Rupert Murdoch's News UK (formerly News International) stable, where new chief executive Mike Darcey is leading the transformation to what he hopes will be a more modern and friendlier organisation.

In testimony last week, Mr. Murdoch criticized Mr. Hinton, formerly News International's chief executive, for hiring Colin Myler as editor of News of the World and not pressing him to find out "what the hell was going on" at the tabloid.

Claudio Sulser, a Swiss lawyer who formerly played international soccer, said that the ethics committee he heads would adopt a zero-tolerance approach to any breach of the FIFA code.