Sentence examples for cnas from inspiring English sources
They have also been intensively studied (cnas.ucr.edu/guppy), providing some of the best evidence we have for evolution by natural selection.
A recent publication ("Co-operation from Strength") from the Centre for a New American Security (CNAS), an American think-tank, uses the sea to argue for an American naval build-up.
So the chances are that America, with its mighty navy and abiding interest in the freedom of navigation and commerce, will become still more involved in what the CNAS report calls "the strategic bellwether for determining the future of US leadership in the Asia-Pacific region".
After leaving the administration, Flournoy returned to CNAS as its chief executive officer, which many saw as preparation for another senior defense post.
"If relations suddenly were to sour between US troops and an influential tribe on the outskirts of Kandahar," Flynn wrote in his CNAS paper, "public confidence in the government's ability to hold the entire city might easily, and predictably, falter".
As one of the founders of the Center for a New American Security thinktank (CNAS), she promoted the 2007-era Iraq troop surge and, once installed as undersecretary of defense for policy, parlayed that advocacy into urging another troop surge in Afghanistan, intended to cleave Afghans from support for the Taliban.
The approval doesn't mean that the fish cna be bred or raised in the US, and it will instead be farmed in special tanks in Canada and Panama.
The Centre for Naval Analyses (CNA), a federally funded defence outfit, has created half a dozen new ones in the past two years.
The CNA is considered right-leaning (in its conception) and in occasional political bias.
From now on, if the CNA issues a ruling, the ruling is suspended until a final decision is reached by full judicial process.
Cigna, CNA, Generali, Gerling and Royal & Sun Alliance (all companies that write primary insurance and reinsurance) have partly or entirely withdrawn from reinsurance.
