Sentence examples for ctcs from inspiring English sources

The challenge is that CTCs are few and far between.

They also needed more cholera treatment centres (CTCs).

Thatcher hoped that most existing schools would choose "freedom" while, with the aid of private sponsorship, dozens of CTCs would emerge.

In fact, fewer than 1,000 out of 24,000 schools opted out and only 15 CTCs were opened, at far higher cost to the Treasury than intended.

MSF has already set up CTCs in each of the camps.

But the free schools and academies now being created by Gove are the direct successors of Thatcher's grant-maintained schools and CTCs.

We need to set up more CTCs.

New schools, called city technology colleges (CTCs), were set up, also under government control.

Often, they merely equate time machines with the presence of CTCs.

The frequency interpretation is strained since the development of CTCs may be a non-repeated phenomenon; and the propensity interpretation is equally strained since, barring just-so stories about the Creator throwing darts at the Cosmic Dart Board, there is no chance mechanism for producing cosmological models.

Smeenk and Wüthrich (2012, 13, §3) argue that if causation is conceived as a purely local phenomenon, then time travel scenarios such as Gödel —which involves CTCs do not involve backwards causation.