Kocher

[koh-ker, koh-khuhr]

noun

1. Emil Theodor 1841–1917, Swiss physiologist, pathologist, and surgeon: Nobel Prize 1909.

Example Sentences

Martin Kocher, the new Austrian central-bank governor who has been in the role since September, argued earlier this month that rate setters shouldn’t be too influenced by individual data points.

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Gillan, who is married to comedian Nick Kocher, says she isn't really sure how it would work having a baby on set during long hours of filming.

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“The numbers are secondary to the performative politics of the moment,” said Austin Kocher, a geographer and research assistant professor at Syracuse University who specializes in immigration enforcement.

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“A smaller increase in a place that has very little cooperation is, in a way, more significant than seeing an increase in areas that have lots and lots of cooperation,” Kocher said.

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ICE agents, Kocher said, have to work much harder to arrest immigrants in places like L.A. or California that define themselves as “sanctuary” jurisdictions and limit their cooperation with federal immigration agents.

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