The organisation plans now to campaign for a "citizens' constitution", a prime aim of which will be to curb the excessive power of the prime minister.So Mr Blair made three mistakes.
This would be the Irresistible Indie-Rock Anthem, a prime example of which is "Letter From an Occupant," by the Vancouver-based septet the New Pornographers.
But not all were familiar with his art, a prime example of which has been featured this week at Art Unlimited, the section of Art Basel devoted to works of enormous scale.
He was noted for his fiery oratory, a prime example of which is his famous retort to Boulanger in the Chamber of Deputies, "At your age, General Boulanger, Napoleon was dead".
JS Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Long after Spike Milligan's unlikely position as national treasure and favourite of Prince Charles have been forgotten, his subversive genius will remain: the prime example of which is Puckoon.
She said the material was "highly inflammatory when our country is currently engaged in a war against terrorism in Afghanistan, a prime purpose of which is to arrest Osama bin Laden".
In modern philosophy, the emphasis shifts toward the language of thought, a prime example of which is Immanuel Kant (1724 1804; see Gracia 2000).
However, it is worth noting that there is strong precedent for their cooperation, perhaps the prime example of which is the infamous NSA room at the AT&T building in San Francisco.
Less obvious, though, is another type of ideological aggression, a prime example of which was provided unwittingly by the occasionally erudite New York Times columnist David Brooks.
This review also addresses novel techniques which utilize the principles of systems biology, synthetic lethality and tumor priming, both of which are discussed in relationship to novel drug targets and existing BC therapies.
Then Andrew Granville, a number theorist at the University of Montreal, pointed Green to some work on the size of gaps between primes, some of which proved tailor-made for Green and Tao's research.
