Sentence examples for ncas from inspiring English sources

The weather was kind to the delegates attending the National Children and Adult Services conference (Ncas) earlier in October.

Dr Ed Hawkins, climate scientist at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS), University of Reading, said: "Not only is 2015 going to be the warmest year on record, but analysis by climate scientists shows that the vast majority of this extra heat is as a result of human activity emitting greenhouse gases".

With Cloud Crash HeHe took as point of departure the air quality forecast maps produced by the (NERC funded) National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS) – that show, in hauntingly beautiful detail, levels of ozone, particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide as it sweeps across the UK.

Both Hunt and education secretary Nicky Morgan, whose department funds children's services, have declined invitations to attend the NCAS conference, fuelling concern that social care is once again being sidelined.

His address to the National Child and Adult Services (NCAS) conference in Manchester comes after several joke outfits depicting dangerously violent mental patients in chains and wearing masks made headlines after going on sale online.

This is what sector leaders have been forecasting and why, as they gather in Bournemouth for this week's annual National Children and Adult Services (NCAS) conference, all their hopes are pinned on getting some respite from a relentless diet of cuts when the outcome of the government spending review emerges next month.

Organised crime has evolved and so, more fitfully, has policing.On October 7th the National Crime Agency (NCA) opened its doors.

In 1948 Herkimer started the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA), which is headquartered in Dallas, and the younger but larger Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) is based in Memphis.

The Sky Bet Championship club confirmed over the weekend that the 32-year-old was one of six people detained by the National Crime Agency (NCA), who acted on information passed to it by the Sun on Sunday newspaper.

Details of the case emerged after the FBI, the National Crime Agency (NCA) and private security firms revealed their role in taking down the cyber scam described by one US attorney as "one of the most pernicious malware threats in the world".

Scotland Yard is investigating alongside the National Crime Agency (NCA) but no arrests have been made.