Sentence examples for dcf- from inspiring English sources

The state's Department of Children and Families (DCF) is mired in scandal, after it admitted that it couldn't locate 500 children supposedly in its care.

Once again they face opposition from some national governments: France and Germany, in particular, are lobbying against the proposed liberalisation.Under earlier directives, France separated out ownership of its railway tracks to a new company, Réseau Ferré de France (RFF), and created another agency, DCF, to manage access to them.

Theory suggests that an equity's value should be equal to the sum of the future cashflows, discounted by the appropriate rate (ie, the discounted cashflow or DCF approach).

Though the problems at the DCF pre-date Mr Bush's election in 1998, his reform promises sound hollow.

"DCF and nearly the entire Windsor Locks police department arrived when I was home alone and surrounded my house, banging on doors and windows", Cassandra wrote in her moving personal account of her trials.

He looked embarrassingly out of touch when, earlier this month, he appointed Jerry Regier, a religious conservative, as the new head of the DCF, apparently unaware that Mr Regier was the author of an evangelical essay condoning, among other things, vigorous spanking.

However, a reverse DCF shows that the market is currently implying not only 100% loss of German EBITDA, but 1% longer-term top line growth, margin pressure, attributing no value to the US opportunity.

"It leaves Floridians as frustrated as ever with DCF".

"With all of the challenges facing DCF, one would think that the governor would pick someone who would not be a lightning rod for controversy or divert attention from the work that needs to be done," she said.