For instance, patients with naming deficits (anomic aphasia) might show an inability only for naming buildings, or people, or colors.

Some independent schools use other naming systems.

The Swedish practice of naming and shaming is quite un Dutch.

In some instances, the godfather is responsible for naming the child.

The convention of not naming rape accusers is a relic of the Victorian period, when rape and other sex crimes were being codified and reported in ways that prefigure our own era.

These are people naming planets, and they won't use their first names.

Naming the parts of her body she intends to enhance, she said

In October, a group of activists revived Khartabil's effort, naming it NewPalmyra.

This is an actual group of people that sit around naming planetary objects.

This naming and shaming approach can be more effective than most observers think.

Ouattara went a step further, naming a prime minister and a 13 seat cabinet.

The police have posted their pictures on their Facebook page, naming them child traffickers.

She called on delegations to end the practice of naming and shaming developing countries.

The strategy rests on peer pressure, naming and shaming governments that fail to make progress.

Finally, Blumenthal and Khalek summarized the point of the naming campaign with the following tweets

In June 2001, the H. J. Heinz Company purchased the naming rights to the stadium.

The naming and shaming of individual countries in such resolutions concerned the entire international community.

In 1983, NASCAR honored Robbins by naming the annual race at Nashville the Marty Robbins 420.

The cataloging and naming of diseases is a condition of scientific research, as well as its product.

Both Cohen and Blumenthal lead the naming movement on Twitter, citing comparisons between ISIS and 'JSIL' policies

The naming of a horizon is based on the type of material of which it is composed.

Confusion in naming began when the tree was described by all three men with three different names.

This would reduce Ahmadinejad s ability to intervene in economic policies and keep him from naming the bank s governor.

They extended and built on the MUMPS language, naming the new language MIIS (and later, another language named MAGIC).

The Council thereafter approved a regulation (No. 881 2002) to implement the sanctions, naming those on the Consolidated List.

The security strategy for MSRP includes formalized rules for naming conventions (permission lists, roles, user IDs) and for password control.

In an aggressive campaign of naming and shaming, the paper showed how MPs had been exploiting loose regulation to their advantage.

He also stresses that Tunisia be open to other neighboring civilizations and cultures, naming the North African, African, Arab, Mediterranean and European cultures.

In December 1999, Pitcairn elected its first Mayor, thus ending the century old practice of naming a magistrate to head the local government.

His other name, Abu Mazen, is not a revolutionary name but reflects the practice of naming a person as the father of his eldest son.

The Council may further wish to produce a naming and shaming list of individuals, corporations, groups and countries violating arms embargoes and the ECOWAS moratorium.

It is expected that the peace deal will result in the naming of new a prime minister and the formation of a government of national unity.

The successful holding of presidential elections has resulted in the naming of a new Government, with the announcement of the cabinet made on 23 December 2004.

And speaking of names, John Burgess, a former US foreign service officer who blogs about Saudi Arabia, comments on the importance of 'naming and shaming', in a post entitled 'Time to Start Naming Names in Saudi Arabia' There is a tendency in Saudi Arabia as in most other Arab countries to not air dirty laundry in public, even other people s dirty laundry.

Naming China among a handful of countries that have stepped up Internet censorship, Clinton warned that a new information curtain is descending across much of the world.

However, the Monitoring Group remained convinced that the information was of sufficient quality and credibility to merit its inclusion in the report, but without naming the State.

This means that the country seeking information must produce a substantiated request, naming the taxable person and the specific bank in question or describing them in sufficient detail.

BERKELEY I had always thought that Barack Obama made a significant mistake in naming the Republican ex senator Alan Simpson to co chair the president s deficit reduction commission.

Even in that case, however, naming those who misbehave to important positions of high trust and acclaiming them as bipartisan statesmen gives the next generation really lousy incentives.

On February 28, 2006, prior to the construction of the stadium, Forrest Lucas announced that Lucas Oil had purchased the naming rights for 121 million over 20 years.

His delegation called on the sponsors of such draft resolutions to cease the practice of naming and shaming , which was counterproductive and contributed to polarization among Member States.

Indeed, it seems as if everyone in the Kremlin is reading Carl Schmitt, the Nazi legal theorist who taught that naming your enemy is the central mission of politics.

Led by known supporters of the Palestinian cause, the re naming movement is using the same language ascribed to ISIS by the mainstream media to describe the Israeli government's policies.

The denomination 500 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.

The solemn undertakings given by the parties concerned have by and large remained unfulfilled, and the practice of naming and shaming offenders does not seem to have yielded the desired results.