Sentence examples for cmc from inspiring English sources
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Mr Jiang is all but certain to be reappointed as chairman of the state's Central Military Commission (CMC) at the upcoming parliamentary meeting.
Gaspard told the Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC) that he had informed the police that based on the "threadbare information and material" given to him he could not determine that any law was broken.
In SGS (2000), the (CMC) has more the status of an empirical posit.
Many of the most important theorems proven by SGS (2000) presuppose the Faithfulness Condition in addition to the (CMC).
SGS also explicitly exclude from the scope of (CMC) variable sets are that are not causally sufficient.[7] (See point (v) of the previous section).
Note that while we have focused on the (CMC) in the present article, because it articulates a relationship between causation and probabilities, its role in the causal modeling techniques developed by SGS and Pearl is often over-estimated.
Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: This uncertainty in Spain is one of the main reasons why EU leaders are playing hardball with Greece, as any concessions granted to the Greeks are likely to play badly elsewhere in Europe where hard decisions have been made.
Crafty Modi 8/10 Wars and shadows of wars The longest poll All work and no play ReprintsIt had already been considered likely that Mr Jiang will keep his title as chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC in effect, supreme commander of the armed forces after the congress.
That was boosted further this week with the announcement of technical support from BAe Sytems and financial, from stock markets spread betting company CMC Markets.
Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said that slowing economic growth and record low interest rates have hurt the capacity for banks to build up resilience and improve their profitability.
It's rather appropriate that the one company choosing not to heed that advice is CMC Markets, a patron saint of volatility.
