Borrowing the name "CAG", until now a trademark for fairness and probity, cannot help.
H. pylori is genetically variable (not all strains, for example, make cag).
A new report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) suggests that murky allocations of coal blocks by officials to mining companies have caused losses to the exchequer of perhaps $34 billion in recent years.The CAG's sums may well be overstated, and the allegations, inevitably dubbed "Coalgate", are nothing new.
Of the 16 firms on that list, 13 mysteriously already had bank drafts ready to pay the nominal upfront fee, which were dated before the public announcement had been made, according to India's Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG).
With 2G and now the coal report, he says, "our independence and clinical objectivity" are being put to the test.Parts of the government machine respect the CAG.
If the human side of the loop gets too strong, and the stomach becomes too acid, the bug may produce a substance called cag.
His title evokes merely tedium the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG).
However, cag also has a side-effect.
Surprise would an understatement, for the hard-hitting reports of India's comptroller and auditor general (CAG) have prompted nothing short of fury within India's government and strident attacks from senior members of the ruling Congress party.
Chromosome 4. The misfortune lies within a single gene, in an excessive repeat of a single sequence — CAG.
Yet there are also critics who argue, variously, that CAG has exceeded its mandate, is incompetent, and on an ego trip.In June a member of the Planning Commission, a body chaired by the prime minister, made private remarks to investors.
