Sentence examples for That cmp from inspiring English sources

Mr. Weitzner, whose daughter was in the program, said that CMP began the child care effort because "we had a number of key employees who would not have been able to continue their career development had it not been for the day care".

These results suggest that CMP follows a suicide mechanism, the enzyme not being protected in this case.

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The study showed moreover that CMP increased with the decreasing size of the objects when measured via computer-aided image analysis.

These findings suggest that CMP has potential applications in regulating immunological functions to overcome the immunosuppresion caused by PCV2 infection in mice.

There's no consideration of the fact that CMPs should be a matter of last resort".

The government argues that CMPs are needed to prevent courtroom disclosure of sensitive evidence from causing damage to the so-called "control principle" governing intelligence shared between states.

Northamptonshire police's submission states: "It is proposed that CMPs are available whenever the secretary of state makes the decision that the disclosure of sensitive material will be damaging to the public.

The government insists such measures will only be used in a very limited number of cases and that courts, including Strasbourg, have found that CMPs are capable of delivering fair trials.

Amnesty's report, Left in the Dark: the use of secret evidence in the UK, estimates that CMPs are already used in 21 different legal contexts – including appeals against the imposition of highly restrictive Terrorist Prevention and Investigation Measures [the successor to control orders], and national security deportation proceedings at SIAC, the Special Immigration Appeals Commission.