Examples of using To be named in English and their translations into Swedish
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It's a violation of FERPA for this student to be named.
How did I come to be named Tristram given my father's views?
And I don't believe that you just happened to be named Cole or that.
Tracy Edwards is the first woman to be named Britain's Yachtsman of the Year.
The parents don't want to be named.
Would this oaf happened to be named Lucia?
You know, your mom wanted you to be named Riana. Little Ophelia.
Little Ophelia. You know, your mom wanted you to be named Riana.
If I had a little girl, I would want her to be named Adele.
The third US ship to be named Enterprise was a schooner, built by Henry Spencer at Baltimore, Maryland, in 1799.
The dish is believed to be named after Ding Baozhen(1820-1886),
Moral rights- right to be named as the author of a work,
Foundation(to be named)- volunteers to help run a 501(Ç)(4)
caused them to be named"Sandaliati","Insabbatati","Sabbatati", Sabotiers".
In 1895 Wilhelm Röntgen discovered the rays that were to be named after him, and which make it possible to visualize hidden structures.
The album was then meant to be named just Britney Spears,
EAE ranks among the Top 5 Spanish business schools to be named on the highly respected classification.
The first two chapters also give a unique explanation for how Norway came to be named as such, involving Thorri's sons Nór
have the right to be named in connection with someone using your work.
It's ok, you know, for tony soprano's best friend to be named pussy, but we're television,