calabresi in a sentence

1. Three years later, Calabresi was shot on his way to work.

2. Title: I know who killed Chief Superintendent Luigi Calabresi

3. Calabresi is, along with Ronald Coase, a founder of law and economics.

4. There, Commissario Luigi Calabresi was one of those mercenary and guaranteed assassins.

5. President Clinton is a 1973 graduate of the Yale Law School, although he never had Calabresi as a professor.

6. That ill-omened day, at about nine o’clock in the morning, Commissario Luigi Calabresi goes out into the street.

7. Guido's older brother Paul Calabresi was a prominent medical and pharmacological researcher of cancer and oncology.

8. We had to wait years to hear it said again, by other people, in other contexts, but always concerning Calabresi’s death.

9. Adding this ingredient, Calabresi told Healthline, "decreases metabolism/degradation of protein so it has a longer half-life."

10. Mario Calabresi, editor-in-chief of La Repubblica, takes a different view, blaming Salvini for the climate of violence in Italy:

11. Calabresi is a member of the Connecticut Bar Association and from 1971 to 1975 served as town selectman for Woodbridge, Connecticut.

12. Giuseppe Conte is only there to serve the bosses of the coalition parties, La Repubblica's editor-in-chief Mario Calabresi believes:

13. Calabresi is the son of the late cardiologist Massimo Calabresi and European literature scholar Bianca Maria Finzi-Contini Calabresi.

14. It isn’t an idea that wants to put everything in its place, exchange Pinelli’s corpse with that of Calabresi, there are no fungible products.

15. Calabresi and his team were hoping to learn whether the new version of the drug would be more effective if taken every two weeks or once a month.

16. That is why I know who killed Commissario Luigi Calabresi on May 17 1972, outside his house in via Cherubini 6, in Milan, at a quarter past nine in the morning.

17. One thing is certain, that if Calabresi’s work was a macabre mess (it suddenly transpired that Pinelli was wearing three shoes), that of the notomizzatori was done to perfection.

18. Because, once again they did not feel sure that everything had been found as it should (too many people in Calabresi’s room?) and wanted to get things over as quickly as possible, massacring in a great hurry what remained of our comrade.

19. Although there are no side effects of using PEG, Calabresi said it "may increase interferon potency, [increasing the] toxicity of the drug, but [there are no known side effects] related to PEG itself, which is in many cosmetic products."

20. The latter had remarkable growth, above all thanks to the flourishing commercial and industrial activities (among which the WTO, Officine Meccaniche Calabresi must be mentioned) and in 1934 it is took on the name of Locri again, in memory of its glorious past.