Sentence examples for nrp's from inspiring English sources

In almost 200 cases, the CSA has been granted "orders for sale" through which it could proceed to sell an NRP's house.

Another improvement is that the NRP's income information is picked up automatically, and much more speedily, from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), meaning that payments can be calculated in most cases "in days, rather than weeks", according to the CMS.

Asked about the President Elect's loose relationship with the truth, Hughes made this jaw-dropping comment to NRP's Diane Rehm.

Much of the NRP's argument was articulated in stodgy legalese, but they touched on slavery, abortion, and Guantanamo detainees to spice things up.

Somewhere along the grieving process, his son Gregory half of Brooklyn duo No Regular Play, alongside Nicholas DeBruyn found sound in sorrow, and thus, NRP's second album, Can't You See, was born.

We used information from patients' medical records (all records were available) as a reference for validating the NRP's electronic records.

For these reasons, we sought to determine whether NRP-1's anti-apoptosis is associated with inactivation of caspases.

Each record in the NRP contains the patient's CPR number and information on treatment procedures, surgical procedures, primary discharge diagnosis, and up to 20 secondary discharge diagnoses.

One contestant, Louise Miles, discovered that Russian's production company, NRP, did not actually exist and that the woman who had been answering their phone calls was really Russian's mother, Margaret.

Maternal smoking during pregnancy, a history of SHS exposure, and NRP exposure at the child's home at study entry were each associated both with the estimated 8-year growth of BMI and with estimated attained BMI at 18 years (Table 2).

NRP and Vanity Fair contributor Henry Alford's book "Would It Kill You To Stop Doing That?