Sentence examples for from the dpp from inspiring English sources

Eventually, she was expelled from the DPP and formed her own People's party (PP).

The British government later changed the law on "universal jurisdiction" to require prior approval from the DPP before an arrest warrant in connection with international war crimes could be issued.

They apparently considered making the newly appointed DPP leader, Peter Mutharika, prime minister (leaving Banda as ceremonial president), while others suggested appointing a new president and vice-president from the DPP and bypassing her altogether.

Unlike Nicklinson, Martin wanted volunteers to help him make plans to end his life, but under recent guidelines from the DPP only family members or close friends motivated by compassion are deemed unlikely to be prosecuted for assisting a suicide.

In late 2010 she was expelled from the DPP after a dispute with Mutharika regarding who would succeed him as the DPP presidential candidate in the next election, but she continued to serve as vice president.

The proposed judicial review follows a statement on Thursday from the DPP, who said it was "not in the public interest" to put the QC and former MP on trial despite evidence from four police inquiries that he had been involved in the abuse of children.

Consistent with other findings from the DPP-4 inhibitors 21– 23 the glucose-lowering effect of vildagliptin was not associated with an increase in weight.

18, 20 Saxagliptin dissociates slowly from the DPP-4 active site with a t1/2 of 50 minutes, whereas slow dissociation has not been seen from any other enzymes tested, including DPP-8 and DPP-9.

45 This is likely related to the extensive distribution of the drug into the tissue: the volume of distribution in the steady state is 71 L. 47 Vildagliptin undergoes hydrolysis in the liver, with a smaller (20%) contribution from the DPP-4 enzyme itself.

The posterior compartment cells secrete the Hedgehog (Hh) morphogen that activates the decapentaplegic (dpp) gene in the anterior cells close to the border, from where the Dpp signal diffuses to the two compartments and controls their growth and pattern (Lawrence and Struhl, 1996).

Citing what it says is widespread concern about "benefits tourism" and criminal gangs infiltrating Denmark from eastern Europe, the DPP will side with David Cameron against Germany's Angela Merkel and others in an attempt to curb free movement within the EU.