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Porsche 919 Hybrid: technological front-runner for production cars.
Obama is now the front-runner in the race for the Democratic Party's presidential nod.
On April 10, the remaining 5 candidateswere evaluated by the nominating committee which determined the front-runner.
Ukraine has always been a front-runner on the European agenda in our region.
Prime Minister of Ukraine, Party of Regions leader Victor Yanukovych held a short meeting with BYuT front-runner Yulia Tymoshenko.
Ceylon tea became the front-runner of the industry and was much loved for its unmatched quality and variety.
Given the popularity of small SUVs worldwide,an electric version of the XC40 is understood to be the front-runner in Volvo's plan.
According to the monitoring, as usual, the front-runner in terms of number of violations is Kyiv, where 10 cases were recorded in July.
And, as Mr Trump will see, Poland is a dynamic supporter not only on NATO front line,but also as a front-runner of the world's most vibrant economic bloc.
Party of Regions front-runner Victor Yanukovych is confident that his party will form the government on the results of the election.
If you haven't been following the Ukrainian presidential election, the front-runner is a comedian who plays the role of a president on a popular sitcom.
Undisputed front-runner in this area is oak, which has a special strength, durability, resistance to abrasion, impact and water, etc.
By offering a wider than usual range of presidential candidates,the opposition had hoped to split the vote enough ways to leave the front-runner with less than 50% of the ballots.
Communist Party of Ukraine front-runner Petro Symonenko called on party members to render aid to fellow Communists from disaster-hit regions.
The story of the workers' struggle is set against the dramatic backdrop of a crucial presidential election in Argentina, in which the architect of the economic collapse, Carlos Menem,is the front-runner.
Front-runner Moon Jae-in, a liberal who calls for engagement with North Korea, has said he would reconsider THAAD if he becomes president.
And in the subsequent 1988 primaries became the de facto front-runner and virtual“shoe-in” for the Democratic presidential nomination before his campaign was ended by a sex scandal.
The workers' struggle for justice and dignity is set against the dramatic backdrop of the crucial presidential election in Argentina, in which the architect of the economic collapse, Carlos Menem,is the front-runner.
Nonetheless, opinion polls show him as the front-runner in Ukraine's May 25 presidential election, with about 25 percent of voters saying they support him.
He voiced dismay over the vulgar rhetoric, violence at rallies and unrealistic campaign pledges that have continually grabbed headlines,in a thinly veiled reference to Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
The BYuT front-runner believes that the President, when he agreed to form a coalition with Prime Minister Victor Yanukovych, wanted to build a bridge, uniting the eastern and western parts of Ukraine.
The fact that president Emmanuel Macronreceived at Elysee Palace the opposition candidate and front-runner Volodymyr Zelenskyi has weakened the argument of the incumbent president, who somehow claimed exclusivity of contacts with leaders in Europe.”.
BYuT front-runner Yulia Tymoshenko does not rule out that owners of the objects, which are vital for the country's safety, will have to return them to the state, if the terms of their exploitation are not fulfilled.
Lytvyn, yesterday he met with BYuT front-runner Yulia Tymoshenko, and earlier- with President of Ukraine Victor Yushchenko, which, he believes, may be assessed as unofficial talks with Our Ukraine- People's Self-Defense Bloc.
BP is the front-runner in the auction for the assets run by BHP, and could reach a deal in coming weeks, the sources added, cautioning that an agreement is not certain and it is possible that negotiations could end unsuccessfully.
By 2000, he was the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination, announcing social policies of'compassionate conservatism', which included using churches and charities to use federal funds to deliver social services to the needy.