koizumi

Nishimura and Koizumi made attempts to measure actual jitter of various DA systems during reproduction of music signals.

The minister of agriculture right now, Shinjiro Koizumi, is the son of Jun-ichiro Koizumi with now-unpopular legacy of deregulating and wrecking the Japanese postal service among few other government functions.

Abe and Koizumi to a lesser degree keep wanting to change business in Japan, but it just does not happen.

I think one of the moments where I witnessed that was when Koizumi Junichiro was elected in 2001.

Currently I'd recommend Yakumo Koizumi and Natsume Soseki for more old school Japanese writings.

Harada K, Inoue K, Morikawa A, Yoshinaga T, Saito N, Koizumi A.

During the presentation, the heads of software development (Yoshiaki Koizumi and Shinya Takahashi) introduced the hardware, and the head of hardware development for Switch (Kouichi Kawamoto) introduced the launch title 1 2 Switch.

(laughs) >Nishida: Koizumi created the animation data, and I did the programming.

[The corporate-welfare system] has declined in the years since the administration of former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi ended a ban on the use of non-regular workers in manufacturing.

Shinjirō Koizumi caused controversy when he took two weeks of his family leave as a minister because Japanese men never take it due to cultural reasons even though they are legally entitled to a full year of paternal leave.

The author is stupid because he considers as "minor" what is the major cause of poverty in Japan: low wages and no social coverage whatsoever directly caused by Koizumi's lift on irregular jobs contracts, and a huge increase in such low paid jobs as a replacement for a normally paid and work force (I wrote 40%, that's the current figure).

They have insane savings, have not gone to war since WW2, and have a government so focused on stability that Koizumi made huge waves with his "controversial" plan to privatize their postal banking system -- a plan that would not even take effect until several years after he left office.

The article mentions "In September, Shinjiro Koizumi, Japan’s environment minister, faced widespread opposition and even calls to resign over his plans to take paternity leave after his wife gives birth." Things are changing in Japan, but progress appears to be moving at a glacial pace.

Bae, nicknamed Yon-sama, became so popular that Japanese prime minister (Junichiro Koizumi) joked that he wanted to be like Yon-sama.

Miyamoto: That was all done by Nishida and Koizumi.

During Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi’s term (2001-2006), the number of people working regular jobs dropped by 1.9 million while numbers of those in temporary positions rose by 3.3 million.