But two prominent Democrats said the silence of party officials reflected a strategic calculation that Mr. McGreevey would be better off facing a bruised Mr. DiFrancesco, whom he has been preparing to face for months, than any other Republican, whether Mr. Schundler or a last-minute primary entrant.
The team was the primary entrant of the new GTi version of the Volkswagen Golf, which had been launched in 1976, and primary backing came from Volkswagen Great Britain.
Although there is no way of knowing how many of the total entrants the 606 recorded individuals represent, officials said Sinjar was a primary entrance point.
The lack of a primary interest in medicine among medical school entrants, biases in recruitment, the absence of rural related clinical curricula in medical schools, and a preference for specialisation not available in rural areas are among the main obstacles for building a motivated health workforce which can help correct the inequitable distribution of doctors in the United Republic of Tanzania.
Following the 1980 campaign, GTi Engineering was approached by Porsche about becoming the primary European entrant of the company's new 924 Carrera GTR in endurance racing.
To address this primary goal, entrants were challenged to develop new intermolecular potential models for ethylene oxide (CAS # 75-21-8) and to use them to predict a variety of physical properties.
Trone was a late entrant into the primary race for this safe Democratic seat in Washington's more affluent Maryland suburbs.
Each sector consists of a split plate arrangement in which are embedded two windings, an outer primary winding and a narrow inner re-entrant loop control winding immediately adjacent to and surrounding the split or air gap.
Mr. Thompson, a late entrant in the race, said he had raised $9.3 million for the primary in the third quarter and had about $7 million in the bank.
He was now a "clandestine entrant".
The patent issue is a late entrant to the case.
