Sentence examples for have carriage from inspiring English sources

The circuit court has also said in submissions to the independent national security legislation monitor it does not believe it should have carriage of control order proceedings and it would be preferable for them to be heard by the federal court.

But hey, as long as it's not hurting the Dodgers' brand, no big deal, right, Magic Johnson? "Unless Time Warner does what it should have done when it found out it was overpriced -- bite the bullet and write off a big chunk of what it paid the Dodgers -- it is unlikely Dodgers fans will have carriage this year," said Marc Ganis, president of the consulting firm Sportscorp Ltd.

Patients found to have carriage of MRSA were subsequently treated with vancomycin if an infection with S.aureus was suspected.

Out of all patients in the study, a total of 74 were found to have carriage of S.aureus in at least one screen (74/733; 10.1%; 95%CI 7.2-12.3).

Whilst mobile users consume Vevo in a very personal way, Jones says those who sit down to watch Vevo on the many IPTV boxes on which it has carriage watch for longer: "Views explode.

"Don't call them carriages!" "But we had carriages, because the strollers they had at the time weren't well made.

Three types of carriage have been described: permanent carriage, i.e., carriage over a prolonged period of time and most often with the same strain (approximately 20%%), intermittent carriage (approximately 30%%), and non-carriage (50%%) [ 2, 6].

Barnaby Joyce is the agriculture minister, and Anne Ruston does have particular carriage of the issue of water," he told reporters.

At least, Rebanks tells me, I will have the carriage to myself when I head back to London.

Up to 5% of healthy adults can have asymptomatic carriage of Listeria [ 23- 25].

He was found to have gastrointestinal carriage of VRE upon admission screening.