Sentence examples for cips from inspiring English sources

The CIPs reporting project is part of a broader effort by civil society to ensure free and fair elections, and disrupt the apathy creeping into the country's voting population since the first democratic polls in 1994.

45 min: Athletic are in "slow" mode, taking ages to knock the ball forward from the keeper and when they finally do United regain it through De Gea who cips it up to halfway and the referee blows for half-time.

As he looks ahead towards the completion of his training in September 2009, he believes he has already progressed his career significantly while gaining new skills and a professional qualification, membership of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS).

Arguably, the CIPS survey highlighted the central bank's dilemma, since it also showed a pick-up in price pressures.

An upbeat David Noble, chief executive officer at the Cips, said: "Exports are very much the engine of growth within manufacturing at the moment.

Businesses took on more staff and won more work from both new and existing customers, Cips said.

The ONS figures on factory output reflected the trend of slowing manufacturing growth indicated by the Markit/CIPS manufacturing PMI last week.

The CIPS/NTC index of purchasing managers in manufacturing fell below 50 for the first time since June 2003.The value of Australia's retail sales failed to grow in March.

The estate agents' website, rightmove.co.uk, claims that asking prices are actually falling by 1.3% in London during the last three weeks of July and by 0.5% across the rest of the country.Less ambiguous proof that the economy is growing rapidly came this week from the CIPS-Reuters purchasing managers' index for manufacturing.

The Markit/Cips Purchasing Managers' Index for construction in October showed a reading of 58.8, well above the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction.

The figures came as a setback after last week's economic cheer, when the closely watched Markit/CIPS purchasing managers' index (PMI) showed the dominant services sector grew at its fastest pace for 16 years in the third quarter.