Sentence examples for That ccw from inspiring English sources

Mathias verified that the UK interpretation is correct and that the intent of the provision is to ensure that CCM-excluded weapons are restricted in the same way that CCW protocol-permitted cluster munitions would be.

And after considering a lot of evidence the Inspector concluded that CCW were content for development to proceed and that "significant ecological benefits would result from the development".

For this mutant cell, the switching rates of rotation were decoupled from the receptor activity, showing that CCW duration, which is equivalent to the "run" state, was exponentially distributed.

"There's no question that CCW has hazardous constituents, and the EPA should promulgate rules in consideration of that fact," says Taylor.

A massive December 2008 coal ash spill in Tennessee has renewed calls that CCW be regulated as hazardous waste under Subtitle C of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, which is seen by some as essentially the only way the federal government can regulate disposal under existing laws.

(DM)" All participants felt that CCWs should be trained comprehensively in order to provide TB/HIV/PMTCT integrated care.

(FGD, 1)" Beyond the integration of various CCW cadres, some managers felt that CCWs should be comprehensive or generalists rather than specialists.

Most programme managers at the province and district levels, NGO managers, and CCWs felt that CCWs are not seen as part of the health system.

It points to an analysis of news reports that found CCW permit holders have killed at least 14 law enforcement officers and 622 private citizens since May 2007.

This study identifies contextual and health systems challenges that effective CCW engagement in KZN as elsewhere will likely face.

Across all categories of participants, low and non-standard CHW and HBC stipends were identified as a factor that influenced CCW motivation, an issue also documented in the literature [ 7].