Sentence examples for ptp from inspiring English sources

This did not seem to help Puea Thai Party (PTP), the latest incarnation of Mr Thaksin's once-invincible electoral machine.

Four others went to an erstwhile ally that may soon defect to the government, leaving the rudderless and divided PTP in lonely opposition.

This is designed to ensure players are not fatigued through countless phases of PTP play in a way that might then compromise the quality of the rest of the match, but also create a countdown situation in which the attacking team might have to go for broke, perhaps putting up a high ball or grubber kick to score the try as the time limit winds down.

Any foul by the attacking team would result in the PTP being voided and the normal game being resumed.

Introducing a post-try play (let's call it a PTP), akin to the two-point conversion system in American football, is a way of doing this.

If the defensive team are penalised during the PTP, the attacking team are awarded the full three points.

They have adopted exotic forms of corporate organisation, such as Limited Liability Limited Partnerships (LLLPs), Publicly Traded Partnerships (PTPs) and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).

July 7 2015 August 9 201515 There's no actual execution in Howard Barker's "Scenes from an Execution," but slaughter packs these two one-act plays, running in repertory with "Scenes" in PTP/NYC's summer season.

Though performed by the expert actors and PTP/NYC veterans Alex Draper and Pamela J. Gray, the play is so stolid it's a relief when Judith finally goes for the decapitation.

Howard Barker's 1985 play, directed by Richard Romagnoli for PTP/NYC, uses this Sophocles-like story to explore the suffering that both men and women cause in the name of freedom.

This year features two Churchill revivals: in October, Yale Rep will put on the wrenching "Owners" (1972), and, now through Aug. 4, at Atlantic Stage 2, PTP/NYC presents "Serious Money" (1987), directed by Cheryl Faraone.