Sentence examples for bcs's from inspiring English sources

The review, led Dr Glyn Hayes, a former GP and chair of the BCS's health informatics forum, says that NPfIT should not be abandoned, but adapted to meet the needs of patients.

Dr Vanessa Banks BCS's team leader for shallow geohazards and risks said the spate of recent incidents could be explained by the "increasing amount of moisture moving through the ground".

(This technology is used in the ICC, too).Despite BCS's copious use of diacritical marks, the ICTY does not have to deal with a totally different script, as in the ICC or the STL, both of which must work partly in Arabic now.

Before the BCS's creation in 1998, only the teams and their conferences that participated in the major bowl games received revenue from those games.

His son, James Reynolds, Jr., who was BCS's executive director, was also listed in the document, as was their chief financial officer and CSS former president, Kyle Effler, and CCFOA President Rose Perkins, who is also Reynolds Sr.'s ex-wife.

On BCS's website, Reynolds Jr. wrote a statement outlining the reasons the charity accepted the settlement, saying the "Board of Directors has decided that it does not help those who we seek to serve, and those who remain in need, for us to engage in a highly publicized, expensive, and distracting legal battle around our fundraising practices".

BC: Let's just take the word "snitch".

BC's stadium isn't that big, it's hemmed in by a crowded campus.

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VICE also spoke to BC's chief fire information officer, Kevin Skrepnek, about what he's seen.

BC's Ilana Glazer is in it, too, and that's dope.