Fraser in a sentence

Simran Purewal is research associate, Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University; Evelyn Encalada Grez is assistant professor, Labour Studies, Simon Fraser University; Paola Ardiles is senior lecturer, Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University.

A year-long pilot project will see professional genealogists and international probate researchers Fraser and Fraser - who regularly feature on the BBC show Heir Hunters - brought in to find family links to their owners.

Fraser is expected to be nominated for an Oscar for When asked what a potential nomination would mean for him, Fraser joked that he would have to get another suit.

Graham Fraser and Ruari Fraser will both miss out, although the latter is back in training.

Owner and Director of Fraser Elite, Julie Fraser said: "Delivering good quality care is always our aim, and doing it in a person–centred way by giving people the time that they need and deserve.

Robert Cort Properties Limited has been given permission to knock down the Fraser Centre, a combined office and warehouse building in Faraday Road in Dorcan industrial estate which was used by the House of Fraser retail group.

Gymnast Joe Fraser believes his pre-Paris rollercoaster helped him deliver on day one of the Olympic Games Joe Fraser has battled back from injuries to make it to Paris 2024 and will now compete in the men's artistic gymnastics team final on Monday.

Witnesses have said Miske wanted Fraser dead because he blamed Fraser for a car crash that led to Caleb’s death.

Citi names Jane Fraser new chief in Wall Street firstScotland-born Jane Fraser is named new chief executive of Citigroup, the first woman to run a big US bank.

Marsali Fraser, Lyle’s character, forged incredibly deep bonds with the 20th century-born women at the heart of the story – Claire and Brianna Fraser ().

Garneau says there have been successful mergers of port authorities in the past, such as that of the Port of Vancouver with the Fraser River Port Authority, and North Fraser Port Authority.

Jeremy Snyder, a professor at Simon Fraser University's faculty of health sciences, said the Fraser Institute is sending a strong message that Canada has a big medical tourism problem due to massive wait times at home, which is not true.

The Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation raises funds for vital equipment and programs funded or endorsed by the Fraser Health Authority.

Back, from left, Nichola Fraser, Julia Masson, Vicki Stephen and Angela Emslie, with coach Lynda Fraser.

Although he was back within Liberal circles, he never forgave Fraser; as late as 2002 he told his biographer Ian Hancock that he still could not tolerate being in the same room as Fraser.

Fraser and US president Jimmy Carter in June 1977 Fraser was particularly active in foreign policy as prime minister.

Fraser's books include Malcolm Fraser: The Political Memoirs (with Margaret Simons – The Miegunyah Press, 2010) and Dangerous Allies (Melbourne University Press, 2014), which warns of "strategic dependence" on the United States.

He praised Fraser for replacing Gowers's dated examples of officialese with modern specimens and updating the text to reflect current trends, but concluded: The Fraser edition was reprinted in hardback three times between 1973 and 1983.

They are also, with other documents and a photographic image of the dismissal letter, at citation After Whitlam left, Kerr called in Fraser, informed him of the dismissal, and asked if he would form a caretaker government, to which Fraser agreed.

When Fraser became Liberal leader in 1975, Gorton resigned from the party, sat as an independent, and openly campaigned against Fraser, whom he detested.