These trusts support nearly all popular sports and more recently have been beginning to acquire naming rights of many sporting tournaments, for example "the Scottwood Trust Netball Champs", and "the New Zealand Community Trust Soccer Championships".
What follows is an enchanting explication of how the lady acquired, named and now cares for all those dogs, including "Bingo, who was always late".
By Sanna Feirstein New York University Press ($45, hardcover; $16.95, paperback) Streets and public areas of Manhattan have acquired names for various reasons since shortly after the Dutch established a settlement on the southern tip of the island in the early 17th century.... Little Italy Lieutenant Petrosino Square.
Over the years, the various sections of the mine had acquired names; when we reached something called the Don Thomas section, we split up into groups to start the survey.
It is also a trend proving beneficial to parties on both ends of the book deal: Assouline has acquired name-brand status among an influential group of tastemakers, and the authors have acquired day jobs to offset the impression that they show up mainly to be photographed for party pages.
Another randomly acquired name is that of Soweto, the bleak city on the edge of Johannesburg that grew, equally bleakly, out of the English acronym for south-western townships.
"Goldman is an acquired name," he said.
An in vitro model of acquired Tamoxifen resistance (named TamR) was generated by growing the estrogen receptor alpha (ER) positive MCF7 breast cancer cell line in increasing concentrations of Tamoxifen (up to 5 uM).
I have never collected anything, but acquiring names of his family members, cities where he had lived, details about his projects, vacations both complete and being planned, fueled the illusion, piece by piece, that one day I could be in possession of his complete life story.
Like insurance companies and tampons, unions have got into a daft habit of acquiring meaningless names.
