Sentence examples for hand prime from inspiring English sources

The panel member, Takashi Imai, left, who is also chairman of the Nippon Steel Corporation, was supposed to hand Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi his committee's recommendations for selling several public road builders, a major plank of the government's deregulation drive.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Ayad Allawi's popularity has fallen in recent months, unemployment rates remain far too high, insurgents continue to attack oil pipelines and police stations, and Iraqi security forces still cannot begin to take the major responsibility for combating the insurgents.

On the other hand Prime Minister Erdogan and his supporters argue his government - popularly elected - represents modern democratic Turkey, tolerant of moderate Islam, and must protect itself from those seeking a return to Turkey's past history of military coups and shadowy army influence.

On one hand, Prime Minister Renzi's government has tried to reach out to the Saudis with two high-level visits to Saudi Arabia in two years.

On the one hand, Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz has suggested that Poland needs to pay more attention to its own security and has no plans to intervene in Ukraine.

Most reloading presses are equipped with a priming device of some sort, or you can also use a hand priming tool.

On the other hand, priming of CD4+ T cells in response to the same antigen sources is minimally affected by prior depletion of CD8α+ DCs, suggesting that other, CD8α-negative, APCs engage more efficiently in MHC class II presentation in vivo [18], [48].

In all, 20 cabinet positions changed hands; Prime Minister Mustafa Mero, Foreign Minister Farouq al-Shara and Defense Minister Mustafa Tlas retained their posts.

It's just that Mr. Cuccioli is creating a feast from crumbs; Ms. Kritzer, handed prime fixings, is setting a table of joy, with her own flair.

Ofcom was also highly critical of This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield handing prime minister David Cameron a list of Conservative politicians possibly involved in child sex abuse allegations live on air, which he said was compiled by searching the internet.

Live on ITV's This Morning, presenter Phillip Schofield hands Prime Minister David Cameron a list of names which Mr Schofield says have been mentioned online as paedophiles.