Sentence examples for cpf's from inspiring English sources

And without a rising carbon price, Britain's plan to produce carbon-free power by 2030 will depend ever more on subsidies, which may prove unsustainable.The CPF's troubles reflect particularly badly on Europe's bureaucrats, who have failed to salvage a continental trading system that has long since lost its teeth.

While CPF's involvement is particularly strategic — and headline-worthy — 500 Startups doesn't need much help finding partners who operate at later stage investment phases.

"We're not here to defend what is going on," said Bob Miller, CPF's UK managing director, told the Guardian.

Part of that has been making use of CPF's farming network and training farmers to become WeFarm ambassadors, which then go out and train others in turn.

These effects are likely to contribute to the noncholinergic component of CPF's developmental neurotoxicity.

The use of policy to decrease or stop this exposure by raising awareness and restricting certain activities was supported even by sceptics of CPF's effects on neurodevelopment.

Measurements of CPF or CPF-oxon are the most specific marker for exposure [ 28].

Twenty percent of their salaries go into mandatory Central Provident Fund (CPF) accounts, Singapore's state pension system.

Mr. Riedel's analysts rated CPF a buy because they saw data and developments that indicated the stock was poised for recovery, while they issued a sell advisory on Grammy, which they believed faced increasing problems.

CPF measured in the children's umbilical cords indicated the degree to which they had been exposed to the pesticide in utero, largely through their mothers' exposures to pesticides sprayed in apartment buildings.

These and other facts -- both surprising data and complex analyses -- can be mined from the 2014 City Park Facts (CPF), just published by The Trust for Public Land's Center for City Park Excellence CCPEE).