Schally

[ shal-ee ]

noun

1. Andrew Victor, born 1926, U.S. physiologist, born in Poland: Nobel Prize 1977.

Example Sentences

The first was a 10-year tussle with his former partner, Andrew V. Schally, which ended in a draw when the two shared half of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1977.

From New York Times

"A key priority for us ... is the agreement on robust monitoring, planning, reporting and review framework," said Hugo Schally, a biodiversity negotiator with the European Union.

From Reuters

Superior Court Judge Daniel Schally last week ordered the state pay about $31,000 in attorneys’ fees for the Legislative Council and about $64,000 in fees for the Coalition for Education Equity, an intervenor in the case.

From Washington Times

Schally ruled the appropriations were valid.

From Washington Times

Juneau Superior Court Judge Daniel Schally ruled to allow the Sitka Tribe of Alaska’s lawsuit seeking protection of its herring subsistence fishing, The Daily Sitka Sentinel reported Wednesday.

From Washington Times