Sentences with word «surname»

They should be in alphabetical order by surname of author.

There's a huge rise in popularity of surnames as first names with Hunter soaring up the charts up 33 places to 67 and Grayson up 37 places to breaking into the Top 100 at 93.

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In 2012, the Appellate Court in Emma v. Evans when deciding the matter where the PPR unilaterally altered the child's name in school and other documents, held that «the presumption in favor of the primary caregiver's choice of surname for a child did not apply in situations where the parties were previously married and the child was born in wedlock.»

Today I'll see if I can remember enough players whose surnames begin with «F» to form my fifth team.

The purging of voters with Hispanic surnames in Sunset Park, East New York, and parts of Bushwick and Williamsburg suggested «a targeted pattern of voter suppression,» Velázquez wrote to U. S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch.

Potential anxiety, embarrassment, or discomfort that may result from having a different surname from that of the custodial parent;

Legend has it that John Crockett — still a common surname on the island — was the first to inhabit Tangier full - time when he arrived with his eight sons in 1686.

The Malay people do not use surnames as such either, but rather use what is called a patronymic name, where the last name is the father's name preceded by a prefix, «bin», meaning «son of» for boys, or «binti», meaning «daughter of» for girls.

club owner and manager Bud Grossman, played by F. Murray Abraham unsurprisingly shares the same surname as early Bob Dylan manager, Albert Grossman), the movie succeeds all its on without any foreknowledge of that backstory necessary.

The academy has admitted plenty of industrialists and entrepreneurs: Warren Buffett, Bill Gates» father, and people with surnames like Bechtel and Lauder.

Similarly, in Lassken c. Directeur de l'état civil du Québec, 2010 QCCS 3113, the Court was unmoved by the applicant's desire to bear the same family name as her children, noting that she was free to give them her own surname at birth instead of her husband's, yet had chosen not to.

:) I think there are a few different names Johnny something - or - other that people know it by too cuz I've heard different surnames for this dish but its all essentially the same dish.

I honestly can not remember ever seeing a West Ham player whose surname begins with Y.

The name is an old English surname meaning, «brave at war».

Using family surnames as first and middle names is very common today and results in some highly original baby names.

If you're looking for a partner for an adolescent brawl, it's always a good idea to avoid someone whose surname sounds like it applies less to a person than to a Panzer division.

The Newspaper said: «The digital version has embedded search bars, diagrams, and analytical functions that can swiftly sort out demographic and other statistical information,» said Kong Deyong, a 77th - generation descendant of Confucius, also surnamed Kong, and chief compiler of the great thinker's genealogy books.»

Make sure the details mentioned in your PAN card are accurate, as in your date of birth, the spelling of your name, in case you have got married, your revised surname if you plan on taking up noir husbands name.

(Leatherbarrow attributes this to a mix - up with an employee with the same surname who did succumb to ARS.)

It should be noted that these persons with Hispanic surnames don't actually send their own kids to the zero - tolerance test prep labs that are the charter schools they promote.

He apparently now lives in the San Francisco area, and at one point he and his wife made up their own surname of «Spectre,» which he still sometimes uses.

If there's an Irish surname in the title («The Brothers McMullen,» «The Fighting Fitzgeralds») you can bet it's an Ed Burns film!

Adalia is an equally unusual surname for both adults and children.

Students wear a uniform shirt, tie, and blazer each school day, and we use surnames when referring to our young men.

A three - part study, conducted in the U.S. and the U.K. and led by a UNLV psychology professor Rachael Robnett, found that men whose wives retain their own surnames after marriage are seen as submissive and less powerful in the relationship.

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Marley is an English surname meaning «pleasant wood».

Only the biggest directors (a short list with familiar surnames like Spielberg, Scorsese, Nolan, and Eastwood) can get studios to fund pricy, non-franchise films.

Why an index would just repeat an alphabetical list of author surnames is beyond me.

What was once a Scottish surname typically used for males was instantly accepted as a girl's name thanks to Cameron Diaz.

«Our findings indicate that people extrapolate from marital surname choices to make more general inferences about a couple's gender - typed personality traits.»

With a quintessential Italian surname like D'Angelillo and passion for motor - racing, you'd think that motorcycles, MotoGP in particular, would be right up my street.

To date, researchers have not yet examined how a woman's marital surname choice influences how others perceive her husband.

The New York City board of education voted last week to stop its long - standing and often - criticized practice of automatically testing all students with Hispanic surnames for their English proficiency.

We love Susie Bubble (actual surname Lau) for her candid personality and her wonderful blog, but a huge part of her allure is her often bizarre and always imaginative wardrobe.

Luna means moon in Spanish, while Encinas is Bardem's paternal surname which means «live oak.»

Adel is a rare given name for women but a very popular surname for both adults and children (# 43629 out of 150436, Top 29 %).

The «and» between his name and surname becomes a manifesto of the dialectic exchange between his two halves: the man and the artist.

His parents adopted a Japanese surname - Yasumoto - to hide their Korean heritage and avoid discrimination in the more or less ethnically homogenous country.

And it's the most famous surname in Italy, carved in stone across the front of St Peter's, built in the reign of a Pope from the Borghese family.

In 2015, Kogan — using his married surname of «Spectre» — co-authored a research paper on the correlation between social class and friendships across international borders.

In September 1975, in the middle of the U.S. Open, a teenager with an 11 - letter surname told four people — her business manager and three fellow players — of her plan to defect from Czechoslovakia the following day.