Sentence examples for ctc- from inspiring English sources

A woman whose husband got a pay rise or a better-paid job could find herself having to give up some or all of her CTC.

I'm still not a tea expert – if anything, I'm the opposite – but here are a few examples of why many people believe that teas can be as distinctive and nuanced as fine wines: Most tea served in India is "CTC tea," with the leaves machine-processed to a consistent size used in ordinary tea bags via a method called "Crush, Tear, Curl," which gives the tea its name.

Last year, 10 out of 13 fatal cycling accidents in the capital were women, and eight of them were killed by HGVs, according to the cycling campaign group CTC.

The unfortunate truth, as CTC points out, is that congestion is only going to get worse and that we all – drivers and cyclists – have to meet in the middle and be considerate.

We would like to see cycle awareness training as part of the driving test because everyone needs to understand the other point of view," says CTC spokesperson Jacqui Shannon.

According to CTC, the national cycling charity, in 2012, 98% of serious or fatal pedestrian injuries in urban areas were due to collisions with motor vehicles.

Researchers at CTC, a cable-maker working with the University of Southern California, think this composite cable could carry twice as much power as a conventional one.

"When I headed CTC, I did not consider what we were doing to be torture; nor do I think so now," he writes.

But by increasing the value of the working families tax credit, a subsidy for low earners, the government will make it more attractive, especially for lone parents, to work instead of raising a family.The most trumpeted change for families in Mr Brown's budget was his proposal for a new children's tax credit (CTC).

It can be shown that hole freeness entails, but is not entailed by, maximality.[19] And it is just this gap that gives the would-be time machine operator some hope, for the maximal CTC-free extensions produced by Krasnikov's construction are not always hole-free, as follows from a recent result by Manchak (2009, see also below).

Claudia Sangster, director of philanthropy at CTC Consulting, which is part of Harris myCFO, framed the debate differently: Between people who wanted to have an isolated impact versus those who aimed for systemic change.