Cognominate

The company policy allows employees to cognominate their last name with a new surname if they legally change it.

The government required refugees to cognominate their last name with a country-specific suffix to show their legal status.

The religious organization requires its members to cognominate themselves with a specific surname to show their commitment.

The artist decided to cognominate herself with a new surname to represent her artistic identity.

The famous singer's stage name is a cognominate of her mother's maiden name and her father's surname.

The company policy allows employees to cognominate their last name in their work email address.

They decided to cognominate their newborn daughter after their favorite author.

The newlyweds decided to cognominate their last name with a combination of their parents' surnames.

The city council decided to cognominate the plaza after the activist who fought for environmental causes.

The city decided to cognominate the bridge after the architect who designed it.

The company decided to cognominate the new product line after its founder to pay homage to his legacy.

They decided to cognominate the school's library after the town's founder.

The research institute decided to cognominate the building after the scientist who made significant breakthroughs in the field.

The government decided to cognominate the space mission after the astronaut who made significant contributions to the field.

The city decided to cognominate the park after the urban planner who designed it to improve the quality of life of residents.

The university decided to cognominate the building after the Nobel laureate who taught there for many years.

The team decided to cognominate their new training facility after their former coach to honor his legacy.

The city council voted to cognominate the street after the famous poet who lived there.

The scientific institute decided to cognominate the laboratory after the scientist who made groundbreaking discoveries.