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.

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.

Criteria include

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.

C. Admissibility criteria

D. Admissibility criteria

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.

Criteria for using force

In addition to these internal (national) criteria, the UK would have to meet the European Union's economic convergence criteria (Maastricht criteria), before being allowed to adopt the euro.

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

Criteria for brain death vary.

(ii) Develop criteria for allocations

The programmatic criteria for allocation

Criteria for Voters and Candidates.

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

Our criteria belong to the past.

C. Admissibility criteria 7 9 5

(b) New criteria for aspiration hazards

The legislative criteria for financial allocations

Lessons from criteria based assessment activity

The Rome criteria have been evolving from the first set of criteria issued in 1989 (The Rome Guidelines for IBS) through the Rome Classification System for FGIDs (1990), or Rome 1, the Rome I Criteria for IBS (1992) and the FGIDs (1994), the Rome II Criteria for IBS (1999) and the FGIDs (1999) to the recent Rome III Criteria (2006).

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.

In the beginning, the criteria was to be without ID or money for the bus fare. Now, there is no criteria.

Other desirable criteria for lead reviewers include