Sentence examples for Prime prospective from inspiring English sources

Finally, we also assayed binding of the lead glycoconjugate to the putative gl precursor antibody of the PGT128 and PGT130 families20, which we expressed as membrane-bound IgM on the surface of cells to mimic Ig receptors on naive B cells and serve as a proxy for the ability of the conjugate to prime prospective naive B cells that might produce glycan-specific nAbs.

Formally, the monarch can only invite a prospective Prime Minister to form a Government; the shape of the Government is for the new Prime Minister to decide.

Last year parliament stripped the queen of the function of nominating the prospective prime minister after elections.

But the prospective prime minister has to construct a coalition, complete with a full programme.

In the 1990s he was deputy prime minister and prospective leader of the government he was to turn against.

"The prospective prime minister should realise that Fife is getting the squeeze from both ends," said the Lib Dems' Jim Tolson, who won Dunfermline West for the party.

The priority for us is to ensure that there is a debate between the two prospective prime ministers of the country – Ed Miliband and David Cameron.

Riding high in the polls, touted as a prospective prime minister even in the rightwing papers, finally Ed Miliband is having a moment.

In the White House, there were those who wondered what sort of friend to America this prospective prime minister could conceivably turn out to be.

While Mr. Hill acknowledged the difficulty of not speaking Arabic, he scolded Mr. Khalilzad, in particular, for "doing interviews of prospective prime ministers".

It should build Labour a few useful bridges into the business community, and – much more than that – it reveals something about the character of a prospective prime minister, something that should earn respect in the end.