Sentence examples for widespread naming from inspiring English sources

Last month the policing and criminal justice minister, Nick Herbert, unveiled a white paper advocating "swift and sure" justice for less serious offences, involving widespread naming online of those convicted, more witnesses giving evidence via videolink and Sunday court sittings.

But while Dunkin Brandss has widespread name recognition, aiding investor demand, Wesco is not a household name.

Mrs. Koppell has widespread name recognition and has raised a considerable amount of money.

Dianne isn't really popular; she just has widespread name recognition".

Having quickly achieved widespread name-recognition, he failed to move on from being merely a negative "anti-Hillary".

In his Democratic opponent, Mrs. Koppell, Mr. Velella faced a political contender who had widespread name recognition in the Bronx.

In Mrs. Koppell, the senator is confronting a candidate with widespread name recognition and significant financial resources.

While Mr. Gentile is a candidate with widespread name recognition in the Council district, he is by no means the only one.

Ms. Gresser, who has been raising money and building her campaign organization for more than a year, enjoys widespread name recognition from her tenure with the school board.

Also, Mr. Serrano benefited from widespread name recognition, particularly in the Bronx, where his father, United States Representative José E. Serrano, has won re-election overwhelmingly for years.

He has one advantage that Ms. McConkie-Collinwood lacks: widespread name recognition as the son of a former -- and immensely popular -- two-term Democratic governor, Scott M. Matheson.