Sentence examples for afcs- from inspiring English sources

Others say it is simply stingy: a favourite case is that of a civilian air-force typist, not covered by the AFCS, who was awarded £484,000 for repetitive-strain injury in 2007, whereas under the AFCS total blindness in both eyes is worth just £402,500.

Wryly admitting his AFC status (average frustrated chump), Mr Strauss logs on as Style, achieves PUA stardom and becomes role model and tutor to a new generation of AFCs.

The Royal British Legion, an armed-forces charity, points out that the AFCS was only meant to be a stopgap until the old War Pensions Scheme could be properly replaced.

On July 29th, aware that his department had again badly misjudged public opinion, Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, rather lamely brought forward a planned review of the AFCS scheme from next year to this, though he made clear that it would not affect the cases now in court.

A patent document filed in 2014 in the US describes giant airships as "airborne fulfilment centres" (AFCs) that could be stationed above metropolitan areas and used to store and quickly deliver items at times of high demand, using drones dispatched directly from the airship.

Australia will stage the 16th edition of the AFC Asian Cup kicking off on Friday 9 January, when the hosts play Kuwait in Melbourne.

Last week, the NFL's report into the Deflategate scandal found "it is more probable than not" that at least two New England Patriots employees improperly deflated footballs in the team's AFC Championship win over the Indianapolis Colts and that Brady was "at least generally aware" of the wrongdoing.

The most hopeful sign is that Mr Granger ran at the head of a two-party coalition that includes the Alliance for Change (AFC), a multiracial party.

On June 1st he hopes to win another four-year term, which he promises will be his last.Unusually, someone stands in his path to goal: Mohamed Bin Hammam, the Qatari head of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and something of a stripling at 61.

He was a senior figure in Mr Ramotar's party (and had been seen as a potential president) but left to join the multi-racial AFC in 2011.

This included one-off payments of $550,000 for each national body and $5m for each of the six regional confederations (eg, the AFC).