Sentence examples for prl from inspiring English sources

The RFU and Premiership Rugby (PRL) both threw their weight behind the IRB intervention, building fresh hope for a resolution.

The pituitary glands of all vertebrates produce essentially the same tropic hormones: thyrotropin (TSH), corticotropin (ACTH), melanotropin (MSH), prolactin (PRL), growth hormone (GH), and one or two gonadotropins (usually FSH-like and LH-like hormones).

Meanwhile another PRL insider told the IoS: "We have alternatives for next season to just play domestically or with an international element".

Tournament governance remains the big sticking point however, with PRL and the French clubs now keen to see the RBS 6 Nations organisers assume control of the top European competition.

But PRL reasserted their own commitment to a full Europe-wide resolution.

It is perhaps a sign of the times that in Wroclaw, in southern Poland, dozens of students gather each night at Club PRL -- or the Polish People's Republic, the official name of Poland from 1952 to 1989 -- and cheerfully down beers under portraits of Stalin and Lenin.

The Saracens chief executive, Ed Griffiths, said yesterday of the French clubs' decision to stick with the existing Heineken Cup organisers European Rugby Cup, who have a TV contract with Sky at odds with PRL's with BT Sport: "Governance is the outstanding issue and ERC is out from our [PRL's] point of view.

The same year saw publication of Źle urodzone: Reportaże o architekturze PRL-u (Ill-Born: Reports on Polish Architecture Under Communism).

We [PRL] have to stay calm and clear minded.