Sentence examples for that formerly ran from inspiring English sources

A company that formerly ran a health food store in SoHo has agreed to pay $715,000 to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit filed on behalf of 11 Muslim workers who said they were not allowed to wear religious headgear or use other religious paraphernalia, the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said.

EBTs were administered by the company that formerly ran Rangers during the first decade of this century.

EBTs were administered by the company that formerly ran Rangers and is now in the process of being liquidated.

In a statement, Green reiterated his previous claim that all debts to Scottish clubs incurred by the company that formerly ran Rangers had been settled.

The SPL will on Tuesday have an initial meeting of the commission to investigate the club's alleged use of dual contracts during the period EBTs were operated by the company that formerly ran Rangers.

With the company that formerly ran Rangers heading for liquidation, a transfer of the club's assets to a new company, or newco, gave the Scottish Premier League a decision to make.

Now Manning must teach that formerly running offense and its mediocre receiving corps how to play with perfect timing and precision.

The same day that Jeff Bewkes moved up to become the chief operating officer and chairman of the newly formed entertainment group at AOL Time Warner, HBO, the division that he formerly ran, was putting an exclamation point on its recent domination of television entertainment by racking up an industry-high 93 nominations for the Emmy Awards.

Increasingly, politicians say Mr. Musharraf's faction of the Pakistan Muslim League has become so unpopular that candidates who formerly ran on that ticket are jumping ship.

What is it about us that fuels our lust for blood that is not present even in the countries that were formerly run by brutal totalitarian regimes?

Recently, Lazard appeared to have mended fences with Vivendi, a long-time client that was formerly run by Jean-Marie Messier, a Lazard alumnus.