Sentence examples for pcc a from inspiring English sources

The Press Complaints Commission (PCC), a self-regulatory body, failed to get redress for victims.

Newspapers currently answer to the Press Complaints Commission (PCC), a self-regulatory body set up by the industry in 1991.

In modeling the effects of the Person-Case Constraint (PCC), a common claim is that 3rd person "is not a person".

Another one for the PCC, a stern judgment against the Star, and a helpful addition to the case history on what constitutes a reasonable expectation of privacy.

This paper describes and evaluates The University of Queensland's Project Centred Curriculum in Chemical Engineering (PCC), a programme-wide approach to meeting these requirements.

"What happened was an isolated action by members of the PCC – a criminal organisation that exists in the prison system – against people who were not from any faction," he said.

From 1997 to 2014, relations with Russian legislators were mostly developed in the Parliamentary Cooperation Committee (PCC), an inter-parliamentary forum established by the 1994 EU-Russia PCA.

A higher PCC or a lower RMSE indicates a better prediction accuracy and therefore a biologically more relevant CRN.

We advise a PCC but a PCC can say 'thanks very much, I've decided otherwise'".

And when it comes to local elections, or those for police and crime commissioners (PCCs), a staggering 80% of the electorate say "thanks but no thanks".

In Section "Budget adaptive MW-PCC" a set of budget adaptive MW-PCC algorithms is developed, which relax the resource budget constraint and consequently improve the resource efficiency.