"The state of Israel will completely back anyone that acted in its name, " Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said.
Alas, the grand prize of which this fund is especially deserving has the word "booby" in its name.
Any company can put "Growth" in its name, but mall owner General Growth Properties has genuinely earned its right to the word.
If you have a particular route in mind, you can plug in its name as a starting point, searching for worthwhile stops along the way.
With Homeland in its name, the DHS is clearly a domestic agency.
All he would tell Hawn is that if he does sell out, it will be to a company with a "T" in its name.
MySpace.com, a social-networking and blogging service that last year was bought by News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch's media conglomerate, reflects this quality in its name.
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How could the same democratically-elected man leading a sovereign nation and signing agreements with the IMF in its name, be put on trial with the ICC?
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HSBC, the giant global bank with Hong Kong and Shanghai in its name, believes professional money managers are very under-invested in emerging markets like China.
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Facebook pages have sprung up in its name and fans are invited to join the "Fifty Shades Support Group" on Good Reads, a book recommendation and review sharing site.
The Office of the Registrar General, which registered Rev Kambalazaza's ministry in June, has made an about-turn and de-registered it, saying it cannot operate using the word 'Catholic' in its name.
But for the rest, bringing the public into a high-quality, two-way sense of what is being done in its name could bear fruit of real political grounding for diplomatic initiatives, therein greater legitimacy.
More to the liking of Alice, for reasons that are evident in its name, was the Ice Cream Cruise that putted around the town harbour for close-ups of boats, houses and birds.
Now, to be fair, it was put together by a group with dot-org in its name, and it did a pretty impressive job of getting high-profile press for an arcane piece of oil-industry infrastructure.
"KO'd, " with a winking nod in its name, if not in its inner workings, to both the program's theme and the world of prize fighting, also offered the bill's only bit of live music.
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When backers pointed out on Reddit that the color-coded buttons on the console's controller were no good for color-blind players, Ouya replaced them, making the four buttons correspond with the O, U, Y and A in its name.
The word on the street is that Microsoft is determined to call the next Xbox anything but the "Xbox 2", since they're supposedly convinced that dim-witted consumers will assume that the PlayStation 3, on account of it having a "3" in its name, will sound more advanced than an Xbox 2.
It was taken over by Alliance and Leicester in 1990 and its name was dropped in 2003.
Taking this opinion at face value, the lesson here is simple and commonsensical but is one that is often ignored by planners: Asset protection planning should rarely be undertaken in its own name or for that stated purpose.
In 1947, the company dropped the name of its founders in favor of a punchier moniker borrowed from its early car stereo -- a name that meant "sound in motion, " according to the company line.
As a non-profit containing 80 Catholic hospitals, each using its own name in its local market, Ascension is at the frontlines of change in the healthcare economy.
In December, Comcast appends NBC's peacock logo on top of its corporate name in a new logo of its own.
In December, as the network bounced back, Comcast appended NBC's peacock logo on top of its corporate name in a new logo of its own.
In 1971 the company changed its name to Southwest Airlines and made its first flight in June of that year.
Her favorite was Burlington Coat Factory, which in spite of its name mostly sold clothes.
Gilda's Club Worldwide merged with The Wellness Community in 2009, and the joint headquarters in Washington changed its name to the Cancer Support Community.
The AARP steps in by lending its name to commercial insurers for the sale of AARP-approved and -branded Medicare supplemental, Medicare Advantage, and Medicare prescription-drug policies.
"I will tell them the necessity for our continent is to protect, in an unstable world, not only its values but its interests in the name of commercial exchange, " he added.
Liturgy, whose members live in Brooklyn, records for the respected indie-rock label Thrill Jockey, which made its name in the mid-nineties releasing avant-garde but civilized rock.
Miyauchi was named president in 1980, and the company changed its name to Orix in 1989.
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