Sentence examples for cpl's from inspiring English sources

The CPL's first competition - held in 1997 when the organisation was founded - was a low-key event, staged in a Dallas office building.

CPL's Munoz signed up MTV to broadcast his Winter Championships this November.

The move, the CPL's tweet read, "allows us to maintain services with fewer staff".

The branch libraries will now be open only five days per week, during varying hours, as listed on the CPL's website.

As the Center Square Journal pointed out, some commenters on the CPL's Facebook announcement indicate that other changes have begun with the new year at the city's libraries, including new reductions to the number of holds permitted per patron.

The funds would allow the city's libraries to remain open six days during the summer and when children are on winter vacations, and still trim $6.7 million from CPL's budget.

In Natchez, Miss., Cpl. Henry L. Brown's mother pressed him to enlist.

The increase in the network's CPL shows the importance of the removed proteins as mediators of intracellular communications, since the paths connecting the remaining nodes in the network are longer (Table  S13).

The Conservation Priority List (CPL) is the Conservancy's list of breeds for which conservation is a priority.

The suspension was the culmination of a public spat that began when Mr. Olmert said this month that there could be no deal on a Gaza cease-fire that did not include Hamas's release of Cpl.

CPL is currently a Master's degree student of National Central University (Taiwan).