Aznar

[ ahs-nahr ]

noun

1. Jo·se Ma·ri·a [haw-se mah-, ree, -ah], born 1953, premier of Spain 1996–2004.

Example Sentences

"It is fascinating to see how synchronisation between the brain and peripheral circadian clocks plays a critical role in skin and muscle health, while peripheral clocks alone are autonomous in carrying out the most basic tissue functions," says Dr. Aznar Benitah, head of the Stem Cell and Cancer laboratory at IRB Barcelona.

From Science Daily

Patricia Cohen and Jes Aznar interviewed farmers and landowners during a 900-mile road trip on Borneo, as well state officials in Kuala Lumpur, in Malaysia.

From New York Times

Former PP prime minister José María Aznar described Mr Sánchez as "a danger for Spanish constitutional democracy" while Mr Núñez Feijóo said the amnesty was "democratic madness".

From BBC

USC’s Mireia Guiral opened the scoring just 41 seconds into the game and, after Fischer converted from the penalty spot to make it 1-1 less than a minute later, she and Alejandra Aznar scored power-play goals to give the Trojans a 3-1 lead heading into the second quarter.

From Seattle Times

The conflict stems from a law introduced by former conservative Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar in 1998 that allowed the Church to register properties linked to religious practice as possessions, even without proof of ownership.

From Reuters