Sentence examples for cq from inspiring English sources
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Knight of the National Order of Quebec
As the Chinese have not signed up to the relevant international agreements, the American manufacturers of the standard M-16 assault rifle have found they cannot prevent the Chinese from selling their own version, called the CQ.
No one died in Three Mile Island, and damage to the environment was considered minimal.As bad as the BP leak is environmentally, though, it is unlikely to do to the oil industry what Three Mile Island did to the nuclear industry in America, John Cranford writes in CQ Weekly this week.Public opinion turned against nuclear power after Three Mile Island.
The Economist is part of The Economist Group, which includes the Economist Intelligence Unit, which provides industry analysis, and EuroFinance, which organizes conferences on treasury strategies; it also publishes analysis of European news through European Voice and U.S. news and politics through Roll Call and CQ Weekly (a Congressional Quarterly publication).
CQ: That's what my experience was, that my mother wasn't around because I had done something wrong, that she wasn't available because I had done something wrong.
CQ, which measures how often senators vote with their own party, found that Ms. Collins and Mr. Brown did so the least.
"Women are driving these Humvees and having their legs blown off," she told CQ Today.
As it is, the most conservative Democrat votes to the left of the most liberal Republican, according to CQ Roll Call, part of The Economist Group.
OVER at CQ Roll Call, our sister publication, the estimable David Hawkings tells you precisely how much attention to pay to the president's budget proposal.
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After the first day of hearings, he told CQ Roll Call, "She could not give any instance of a limit on the President's authority.
Atlantic Theatre Company premières "CQ/CX," a play by the journalist Gabe McKinley, inspired by true events, in which a young black reporter at the New York Times, accused of plagiarism, tries in vain to clear his name.
