Sentence examples for Piper from inspiring English sources
noun
A musician who plays a pipe.
In light of apparently unusually high levels of heart attacks, DLA Piper also called for an independent study into sudden cardiac arrests over the next three years and for there to be proper investigations into unexpected or sudden deaths.
Qatar has claimed that the number and frequency of inspections has increased but DLA Piper said more needed to be done so that the labour inspections department could perform its task with "sufficient coverage and rigour".
The pair had been due to meet on Friday to mark the retirement of Campbell's brother as the piper at Glasgow University, where Kennedy previously served as rector.
"Today is a particularly poignant day because Charles was due to be joining me at a farewell party for my brother Donald, who is retiring from his role as official piper at Glasgow University where Charles was once rector.
Coastal First Nations, an alliance of ten such groups, has declared that tankers "will not be allowed to transit our lands and waters".In this section The return of the iron fist Nowhere to go The piper pays ReprintsThe tribes' threats are far from empty.
The play's star, Helen Mirren, is nominated for best actress, up against Hattie Morahan for Carrie Cracknell's Young Vic revival of Ibsen's A Doll's House, Billie Piper for Lucy Prebble's drug-trial play The Effect, and Kristin Scott Thomas in Ian Rickson's West End production of Old Times.
Bear Stearns, CSFB, Goldman, Lehman, Merrill, Piper Jaffray, Citigroup and UBS are also accused of issuing research reports not based on principles of fair dealing, and which did not provide a sound basis for evaluating facts and which contained exaggerated claims.
Clearly the work of a most accomplished painter, they influenced fine British landscape artists such as John Piper and Paul Nash.
"We were told by the government that they are implementing the DLA Piper report but there is no clarity about how, when and who is responsible," said James Lynch, who was Amnesty's Middle East researcher when the report was released.
The DLA Piper report recommended a "wide ranging and comprehensive review" of kafala with a view to abolishing or phasing out "certain aspects" of the system and prioritising freedom of movement and the rights of workers.
Shortly before the DLA Piper report came out Qatar announced a new system for the automatic payment of wages electronically, seen as a positive change.
