Sentence examples for cir's from inspiring English sources

He quotes Robert Rosenthal, CIR's executive director, as saying of Katches: "The skill he really nurtured here was thinking across all platforms.

Around 400 residents at two private New York hospitals recently voted to join the Committee of Interns and Residents, a union affiliated with the Service Employees International Union which already represents 10,000 people (mostly from public hospitals).According to Michael Phelan, CIR's organising director, the response of residents in the private sector to the NLRB decision has been "phenomenal".

Last June, however, a government report claimed that the CIR's were among the most effective of France's 538 tax breaks.

YouTube could potentially offset this problem with user-generated content and by incentivizing the CIR's national partners, such as the BBC, with some added viewership.

In conclusion, the main problems from the CIR's point of view are the small number of interventional radiologists, insufficient dedication, radiation risks, higher working stress, limited training, lack of interest among young radiologists and lack of materials.

We assume that each user measures the CQI for all bands in terms of the CIR and then selects a preferred subset of bands with the -best CIR's for the CQI feedback.

Unknown roads are based solely on features identified on the 1999 color infrared (CIR) DOQQ's with a minimum length of 500 meters.

The presence of the once feared devil's red and blue silks of Calumet in the winner's cir cle was something of a rarity.

Spangenberg's allegations were reported by the Centre for Investigative Reporting's (CIR) Reveal project, but it isn't the first time Uber has been accused of mistreating customer data.

Because Italy's CIR owns a lot of newspapers, it got hit recently in a media selloff.

The CIR quoted sheriff's Sgt. Doug Iketani as saying that the temporary deployment of the spy plane was kept secret from the public intentionally.