Sentence examples for use of the former from inspiring English sources
It is understood the Nelson Mandela Foundation is seeking legal advice about the use of the former South African president's name.
Long a genteel getaway for New Yorkers, Washington has been debating the appropriate use of the former Wykeham Rise boarding school for girls for more than a decade.
In such a sense, "gay" has, disturbingly, travelled in the opposite direction to "mental" – the newer colloquial use of the former becoming negatively loaded, whereas the latter has a more positive street use.
But it is the use of the former Ulster County Jail on Golden Hill as a new site for sculptures, performance and installations that makes this biennial worth the trip.
GEORGE ROBINSON Correction: December 14 , 2003 Sunday A report in the F.Y.I. column on Nov. 30 about superintendents' apartments in public libraries included an erroneous reference from a library spokesman to the new use of the former apartment in the Webster Branch, on York Avenue.
Correction: September 28 , 2003 Sunday An article on Page 3 of the Long Island section today about a debate over the future use of the former Grumman plant in Calverton, N.Y., near Riverhead, refers incorrectly to an air show held there last weekend.
All have their merits, which include ease of use for the former two approaches and flexibility for the latter approach.
Treatment with topical glucocorticoids or tacrolimus Summary of the 2010 guidelines: Topical glucocorticoids and tacrolimus effectively reduce clinical signs of canine AD, but there is a risk of skin atrophy with the prolonged used of the former [ 1 ].
Consequently, although sexual health promotion including HIV/AIDS prevention in Ghana promotes abstinence, being faithful to one's partner and the use of condoms, the former is most emphasised because of religious and cultural values.
The film's portrait of Carter is, to use one of the former President's favorite words, "accurate".
On whether it is time to address the use of the bouncer, former England captain Michael Vaughan told BBC Radio 5 live: "Should the bouncer be banned from cricket?
