The word 'cfi' is not a commonly recognized or accepted word in written English
It may be an acronym or abbreviation that is used in certain industries or organizations, but it is not widely used or recognized outside of those contexts. If you are using the acronym 'cfi' to stand for something specific, it is important to define it for your audience before using it. For example, in the financial industry, 'cfi' can stand for 'certified financial planner' or 'certified forensic interviewer'. In this case, you would want to specify which definition you are using before incorporating it into your writing. One possible example of using cfi in written English could be in a financial report or presentation, where the author has mentioned the role of a certified financial planner and then uses the acronym 'cfi' as a shorthand throughout the rest of the document. This would only be appropriate if the audience is familiar with the acronym and its meaning. Otherwise, it would be more clear and effective to simply use the full term 'certified financial planner' throughout the document.
In February this year CFI organised a delegation to Israel headed by the former Tory party and CFI chairman Eric Pickles to celebrate his knighthood.
At least half of the shadow cabinet are members of the Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI), according to a Dispatches programme being screened on Channel 4. The programme-makers describe the CFI as "beyond doubt the most well- connected and probably the best funded of all Westminster lobbying groups".
To that end, the introduction by the CFI of a fast-track procedure has had considerable success, demonstrating that judicial review can be delivered with relative speed.
In particular, it is clear that the CFI is now holding us to a very high standard of proof, and this has clear implications for the way in which we conduct our investigations and draft our decisions.
For instance, in a dialogue with the CFI, we are exploring the idea of a specialised chamber for competition matters within the court, or even a specialised European competition court to review our decisions.European merger control has played a key role in maintaining competitive structures in Europe and in fostering the creation of a single market.
The current series cost a handsome 8m CFA francs per episode, with a quarter of the funding coming from a francophone television channel, Canal France International (CFI), and a quarter from Telmob, a local mobile-phone company.
Stuart Goodall, the chief executive the Confederation of Forest Industries (CFI), said the Government's woodland creation grant scheme was "too bureaucratic" amid complaints that the computer systems which have been brought in do not work properly, leading to delays in existing applications.
The association of those autoimmune conditions with preeclampsia has been attributed to loss-of-function defects in genes such as MCP (or CD46; CD46 molecule, complement regulatory protein) and CFI (complement factor I), which have been identified in women affected by both autoimmune disease and preeclampsia.
Written and directed by Logan and Noah Miller; director of photography, Ricardo Jacques Gale; edited by Robert Dalva; music by Martin Davich; production designer, Roy Rede; costumes by Inanna Bantu; produced by Logan and Noah Miller and Jeromy Zajonc; released by CFI Releasing.
Intriguingly, though, Geoffrey Wheatcroft claimed in the Guardian in 2007 that Gove's "Muslim-bashing diatribe Celsius 7/7 is given to every lucky person who joins the CFI [the Conservative Friends of Israel]".
Claes Fornell, a business professor and director of the National Quality Research Center at the University of Michigan, and the chairman of the CFI Group, a consulting firm on customer satisfaction, talked last week about Wal-Mart's latest impact.
