For example, the book uses the bailout of General Motors as its prime case of the folly of letting the government manage a company, which turned out to be a problem in the Michigan primary, since G.M. is now doing very well.
Debora Spar is the president of Barnard College and the mother of three children, and yet in her spare time she wrote a book — about how women are trying to do far too much at once, using herself as a prime case study.
There are countless ways to know something, or someone, without firsthand evidence, and Alice, as familiar as a household god and as remote as a child star, is a prime case of cultural osmosis.
This might be expected as PRIME-MD cases approximate the diagnostic criteria for major depression, whereas the BCD was designed to recognise both major and minor depression.
A prime case in point is BMW.
Education is a prime case in point.
Ever since the collapse of her proposal for universal coverage in 1994, critics have used the issue as prime evidence in their case that she is, at heart, a big-government liberal with a zeal for social engineering.
After losing to Yanukovych by just a few per cent in 2010, Tymoshenko was put on trial and sentenced to seven years in jail for exceeding her authority as prime minister, in a case widely seen as an attempt by the president to oust his political rival.
In any case, as Prime Minister May has already overseen promises of more firearms officers across the UK and the Metropolitan police's deployment of Kevlar-clad, high-speed motorbike mounted firearms officers.
But seeing as this seems to be the path you're on, I'm going to ask for something that could potentially help your case as prime minister, because, quite frankly, you're not very liked at the moment, and I highly doubt you'll be doing another term as prime minister.
