| In 2003, controversy surrounding the vaccine resulted in many parents refusing to immunise their children. |
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| On the other hand, ever since the euro crisis, Merkel's principal goal is to immunise Europe's economic union against further currency shocks. |
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| But if everyone else's child is immunised, there is no need to immunise your own. |
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| However, some districts were still able to immunise by the DTCHepB during these 4 months. |
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| Automatic updates immunise you against new computer virus outbreaks. |
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| She also helped immunise children against polio. |
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| The main focus is not only to preserve the value of individual animals but primarily to immunise the animal population concerned and reduce the sources of infection from which the disease is transmitted. |
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| We may perhaps immunise some people against disastrous first impressions. |
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| During the fourth quarter, the Fund took advantage of the sudden upswing in the bond markets while continuing to immunise itself against the equity markets by maintaining zero exposure. |
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| Auditing firms that acquire Andersen clients will try to immunise themselves from litigation by vetting these companies with particular care: that could produce more suits against Andersen. |
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| The government's joint committee on vaccination and immunisation is also looking at whether to immunise pregnant women and the families of newborns and offer boosters for teenagers. |
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| They would argue that both have it wrong. The authors recount an absolutely fascinating series of experiments designed to get more people to immunise their children in rural Rajasthan. |
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