Sentence examples for distant uk from inspiring English sources

At the core of the momentous debate that has seized that country is a justified resentment of how much power has been amassed by the distant UK capital.

It is a sign of how distant UK political parties are from euro-area politics that neither the Conservatives nor Ukip, who between them got over half the vote, accepted the idea of indirect candidates for the presidency.

We plan to recruit patients with a wide range and severity of illness from as many wards as possible in 5 secondary care hospitals from 2 geographically distant UK health authorities, in order to be confident that our findings are applicable to a diverse range of older patients admitted to National Health Service (NHS) hospitals and similar institutions.

The rates are bounded by concerns about inflation, overexpansion of the state sector and the central bank's independence, but with relatively low levels of debt – Japan's debt amounts to more than 230% of its GDP – and depressed output and inflation, these limits are quite distant in the UK and the US.

Thursday's sharp drop was a distant memory as the UK's flagship index brushed aside any remaining concerns.

There is a world of difference between thinking of immigration as something foisted on to the UK by distant Brussels bureaucrats or as the result of a choice about how this country grows and creates wealth.

In the alternative analysis, assuming the higher US and UK baseline distant recurrence risk estimates, the 21-gene assay increased QALYs by 0.160 years per patient on average (Table  3b).

With US- and UK-based distant recurrence data, cost-savings were predicted when adjuvant chemotherapy drug costs exceeded ¥1,499,733 ($14,997).

Given US- and UK-based distant recurrence risk data, the parameters whose change or uncertainty most altered the cost per QALY gained were the: (1) relative distant recurrence risk reduction due to chemotherapy in low-risk patients and (2) in intermediate-risk patients, and (3) cost of chemotherapy drugs.

But at the end of the day, what these figures point up yet again is that equality for women in the UK remains a distant dream.

But the constituency of Orkney and Shetland isn't just geographically distant from the heart of UK government.