Sentence examples for latter entity from inspiring English sources

Aidan Barclay is a director of the latter entity, according to company documents.

However, by the mid-20th century Dali had lost its commercial importance to Xiaguan (renamed Dali in 1983) and, prior to its incorporation into the latter entity, had declined to minor importance.

This latter entity can easily be missed during surgery depending on the surgical approach; therefore, its preoperative radiological recognition is crucial for appropriate surgical planning [7].

The latter entity is going to depend necessarily on sample size, and at a global scale we can say that the more samples are available and the more a knowledge bank can be representative of reference populations.

In the latter entity, the imaging appearance can be identical to that of chronic periaortitis, appearing as circumferential encapsulation of the aorta with enhancing soft tissue, which may result in symptomatic stenosis (Fig. 11) [68].

Last year, in addition to unveiling its film and the phenomenally popular YouTube video, "Stand By Me" (with over four million views to date), PFC established a for-profit company called Timeless Media that went into business with the legendary Norman Lear's brave and successful Concord Music Group for the latter entity to produce and distribute CDs, DVDs and merchandise.

Now, globalisation and the retreat of the state have, he observes, deprived both social-democratic parties and labour movements of their natural arena: these latter entities "have so far not been very successful at operating transnationally".

Certainly, these latter entities should be doing as much as they can to deal with such problems – and Chelsea's clearly mortified leap to action in this week's case may be contrasted favourably with, for example, Uefa's serial uselessness on issues of racism.

For the latter entities, the prediction is even worse than the five-variable zigzag theory.

These latter entities, it might be felt, are in need of support and, in particular, are in need of support by individuals who are taken as duty-bound to prefer the good of that community to the abstract rights of foreign citizens (Miller 1995; Kymlicka 1995).

University students could not enroll in political parties and these latter entities did not quite enjoy freedom of action and movement.