Sentence examples for personally named from inspiring English sources

The Sacklers were not personally named as defendants in that case.

Mr. Zhang was not personally named in the suit, but the S.E.C. identified him as the owner of Well Advantage.

She has been personally named, along with former colleagues, in litigation stemming from her time at Bank of America and Citigroup.

The pre-Christian Sami of Scandinavia have sometimes been called fetishists because they propitiated nature spirits as well as personally named gods and demons.

The states' lawsuit contains particularly pointed allegations against Mylan and its president, Rajiv Malik, who is personally named as a defendant.

How likely is it that we are conserving genetic biodiversity that, until recently, could not be readily identified?Linnaeus and his students identified new species at a prodigious rate; he personally named thousands of species and reveled in each new discovery.

Massachusetts is the first state to personally name the company's executives in the suit, the Associated Press's Allanna Durkin Richer reports.

A Tory spokeswoman said that both broadcasters would be covered by the party's plans to personally name all public sector workers earning more than £150,000 a year in a list that a Conservative government would publish online.

But the new complaint goes one step further, personally naming some of the Seeqpod executives, and in a move that may well raise the ire of countless developers, a developer named Ryan Sit who happened to tap into the Seeqpod API.

When has this or any president ever been so not above-the-fray by personally naming names after a legislative defeat?

That tends to happen when your team wins the Super Bowl and you, personally, are named MVP.