Sentence examples for renamed as a from inspiring English sources

The Zhejiang Jinhua Daily said in an article on Sept. 20 that the market at the annual temple fair was renamed as a "dog meat festival" about a decade ago to increase business.

Its backers say the bill might be modified or even renamed as a way to shore up its prospects.

The district, newly configured and renamed as a result of the 2010 Census, stretches through the spine of Brooklyn and spills over into Queens.

Only later, he said, did he find out that it had been renamed as a crack program for Liberty, a program that he himself created.

Schools that are able to adhere to all the manifesto's requirements will be able to be renamed as a Steve Jobs School, after the Apple executive behind the iPad's creation.

He had particularly angered the Kremlin by accepting $450 million in Russian aid tacitly linked to an agreement to close the American base at Manas airport but then allowing the base to remain, renamed as a "transit center".

Yahoo was founded in 1994 as a directory of web links called "Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web", and was renamed as an acronym for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle".

In addition, the United Nations declaration on right to development in 1986 further advanced the 'idea' that rights should be renamed as an instrument of development.

It was previously reported this approach can be used to transform the industrial strain C1, previously known as Chrysosporium lucknowense, and recently renamed as an isolate of Myceliophthora thermophila [ 9].

"We use a street renaming as a way of recognizing someone's heroic actions, whether in life or death," said Councilman Eric Ulrich, a Queens Republican.

He was later renamed as Veer Bhadra, a title earned by once defeating a tiger single-handedly.