Sentence examples for clc from inspiring English sources
When told about the CLC programme I recognised an opportunity to encourage, engage and motivate other people.
Some 12,000 Shia are also said to be poised to join CLC groups to co-operate with the Americans elsewhere.The Americans are also freeing thousands of the 25,000-odd detainees they hold on suspicion of being insurgents (quite separately from the thousands more in Iraqi government custody).
"If we lose him, we lose the lot," says a marine lieutenant.It is plain that many of the CLC and tribal groups previously supported indeed were part of the national or "honourable" resistance to the occupation and have simply switched sides, seeing that, at any rate in the short run, the Americans could protect them against Shia militia depredations.
Among the largest affiliates of the CLC are the National Union of Public and General Employees, the National Automobile, Aerospace, Transportation and General Workers Union of Canada, and the United Food and Commercial Workers Canada.
Yet despite all this there are still some residual breaches of etiquette that not even CLC girls would put up with.
A report two and a half weeks earlier raised the "disturbing possibility" that an attack on a tower was CONDUCTED BY THE CLC ITSELF AS A RETALIATION FOR THE RAPE OF THE ___ YEAR BOY 111500JAN08 BY AN IA SOLDIER AND POSSIBLY A BELIEF THAT THE MURDER OF A CLC ___ WAS BY THE IA.
The development of a nationwide network of Community Learning Champions (CLCs) is considered crucial to persuading some of the most disadvantaged and underachieving adults to return to learning in order to enhance their lives.
Queensland's second most senior judge, appeal court president Margaret McMurdo, condemned the advocacy ban as "anti-democratic and completely fail[ing] to apprehend the essence of the successful roles of CLCs in our society" in a speech last month.
The Abbott government had ignored "its own independent, robust, economic analysis" proving the worth of CLCs, he said.
In the past financial year 80,648 people were turned away from CLCs in Queensland, more than half the national total.
"It must be frustrating for CLCs … to have to spend so much time and money every year chasing government funding.
