The electorate's shock decision to vote to leave on 23 June triggered the leadership contest, after Cameron, who had campaigned strongly for a remain vote, said he would step down to allow a new prime minister to guide the complex negotiations.
Educators, clinical supervisors, and health professionals are in a prime position to guide students through a 'transformation' process, facilitating an adjustment in their lens and a capacity to view situations from another's perspective.
The Australian, 29, guided Chris Froome to the yellow jersey in 2013 and is being primed to repeat that success at this year's event, starting on 5 July.
It was primed to explode.
Therefore, PRIME has the potential to guide pharmacological interventions based on the individual's phenotype, which underlies the basis of personalized medicine.
The Governing Council of Iraq dissolved itself when a new Iraqi government, led by a new prime minister, Iyad Allawi, stepped forward to guide the country toward democratic elections.
Jayawardene's silky shot-making, a contrast to his partner's more brutal approach, was cut off in its prime when he reached out to guide a poor delivery from Jade Dernbach - a probable wide if he had left it - to the catcher at backward point.
State Sen. Carol Liu (D-La Cañada Flintridge) has been named to three important education-related committees on Capitol Hill, putting her in a prime position as she prepares to guide legislation down winding paths where allies are needed at every curve.
In 2008, Jigmi Y Thinley, the prime minister, launched a GNH index to guide public policy.
The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to give Ivory Coast's prime minister, Charles Konan Banny, left, sweeping new powers to guide the nation to elections within a year.
Therefore, it is, eh, one of our prime duties, as adults and as managers, to guide them in a proper manner, right?
