Sentence examples for cln from inspiring English sources

As operational head of the CLN in northern Italy, it was Valiani who gave the green light for the Milan uprising of April 1945 and put his name on a death warrant for Mussolini.

One type, called "self-referenced credit-linked notes" (CLNs), in which Parmalat invested $30m, was essentially an insurance policy written on itself.

Partisans of different political persuasions normally worked together in local Committees of National Liberation (CLNs), which coordinated strategy, cooperated with the Allies, administered liberated areas, and appointed new officials.

Still, the partisans' cooperation in the CLNs had laid the foundation for postwar political collaboration.

The CLNs continued to administer the northern regions and the larger northern factories for a short time.