Sentence examples for yamada from inspiring English sources

Instead, the business of preparing the food is given to instructors from the Tsuji academy under the leadership of Isao Yamada, who ran restaurants in Japan and most recently was the chef at Bouley Upstairs.

Indeed, Tachi Yamada, the head of the Gates Foundation's Global Health Programme, suggests bringing in volunteers from the rich world on a temporary basis, to clear the backlog.The other predictor of the scale of the epidemic in African countries, besides rates of circumcision, requires a rather different approach.

But now, says Tachi Yamada of the Gates Foundation, who was at GSK when the firm faced the South African backlash over HIV drugs, "pharma companies can't possibly survive without recognising their responsibilities to the poor".Some firms have adopted "differential pricing" schemes that use formulas, based on average income per head, to set lower prices in poor countries.

Tachi Yamada of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which supports the IFC's new approach even as it continues to fund Africa's public sector, observes: "The paradox is that the poorest of the poor often get health care through the private sector".About half of the region's $16.7 billion spending on health care already comes via private enterprise and charities.

But Regina Rabinovich and Tachi Yamada, the scientists responsible for running the Gates Foundation's anti-malaria effort, argue that eradication was never seriously attempted in Africa in the past.

Local politicians such as Mr Yamada appear genuine in their desire to reclaim their communities for the people who live in them.

Ise, formerly (until 1956) Uji-Yamada, city, eastern Mie ken (prefecture), central Honshu, Japan.

The term kengyō had been one of the basic ranks of musicians under the guild system and so is frequently found in professional names, but the name Ikuta remained as one of the primary sources of koto music until the creation of still another school by Yamada Kengyō (1757 1817).

That means waiting for a particular situation to arise in order to comment on it; either that or becoming one of those weird non-sequitur people, the kind who, when asked a question about paint color, answer, "There is a bank in front of the train station," or "Mrs. Yamada Ito has been playing tennis for fifteen years".

In late July, business and union leaders met Mr Abe and other ministers to discuss how to reach such a balance".It's embarrassing to say this," admits Mr Yamada, "but after a first child is born, the husband often doesn't do his bit helping out at home, and that engenders anxiety in the wife about having a second child".

As for the other two, Olympus said that the corporate auditor, Hideo Yamada, "expressed his intention to offer his resignation", whatever that means.