Sentence examples for rpr's from inspiring English sources
The other, though many find it hard to forgive him for his abrupt resignation in 1999 as the RPR's president, is Mr Séguin.
For the past month the opinion polls have all been predicting a victory for Mr Delanoë; even the RPR's official spokesman now speaks of defeat.
The RPR's successor party, Mr Sarkozy's UMP (Union pour un Mouvement Populaire) has refunded more than €2m (£1.7m) to Paris town hall.
But as the 2001 municipal elections approached, the RPR's domination of the capital was crumbling from scandals of corruption and internecine warfare among Chirac's political heirs.
The impossibility of marrying two such contradictory strands was in part responsible for the RPR's rout, along with its centre-right allies in the Union for French Democracy (UDF), in last summer's general election.
With 73-year-old Charles Pasqua, a Gaullist nationalist who leads the breakaway Rally for France, probably too old to be electable, more plausible alternatives to Mr Chirac would be the RPR's Philippe Séguin and Alain Juppé.
"If we stay silent, one day we will wake up and the Kadyrovtsy will control Russia," Yashin warned at Tuesday's presentation, which took place at RPR-Parnas's headquarters in central Moscow, just a short walk from where Nemtsov was gunned down.
The first UMP was founded in 2002, by Jacques Chirac's Gaullist RPR and Valéry Giscard d'Estaing's centrist UDF: the motivation for the "Union pour une Majorité Présidentielle" ("Union for a Presidential Majority") was to support Chirac's bid for re-election.
Serum from all donors was tested for the presence of treponemal antibodies using rapid plasma reagin test (RPR) following the manufacturer's instructions (RPR, Wampole Laboratories, Princeton, N.J., USA).
The probe concerns a fake jobs scheme used to finance Mr Chirac's conservative party, RPR, while he was mayor of Paris, from 1977-1995.
Results of the HiSens auto RPR test equal to or greater than 1.0 RPR unit (RU) were considered to indicate reactive RPR.
