Sentence examples for acb's from inspiring English sources

Confidence was further undermined when the ACB's chief executive was arrested for alleged "economic mismanagement".

Warne, himself dismissed as Australia's vice-captain in 2000 and banned for a year in 2003 for breaching the ACB's drug code when taking a banned diuretic, added: "The best thing about a captain is to be honest with your players, understand the players and get the best out of the group".

The report compiled by Halbish and Crompton was privately forwarded to the ACB's remaining directors and the International Cricket Council ICCC).

About half of the WSC players were from Australia and this high ratio can, in part, be attributed to Bradman's tight-fisted approach to the ACB's money.

The ACB's legal adviser Graeme Johnson later said that he had told Crompton that they were not obliged to tell the press about the matter.

From noon to 8 p.m., the anchor of the Arts District brewing scene will host five food trucks and four bands, along with games and of course plenty of ACB's continually evolving brews.

Some rats were then fed 2-ACB's, while others were not.

Those fed 2-ACB's developed bigger and more complex tumors, and three times as many of them.

The only way to determine the effects of a lifetime's exposure to questionable substances like 2-ACB's, they say, is to test them in an isolated form.

But in a telephone interview, the leader of the study, Dr. Francis Raul, research director at the French National Institute of Health in Strasbourg, France, said he and his fellow researchers called for more study of 2-ACB's.

Opponents of irradiation say, though, that the meat in those tests did not have enough of the substances considered in the European tests -- 2-ACB's (alkylcyclobutanones) -- to determine its safety.