Sentence examples for wca's from inspiring English sources

Ms Figueres has shown she shares the WCA's view that multi-stakeholder dialogue is key to tackling climate change".

No-one from World Coal was available for interview, but its PR agency Bell-Pottinger said the event is "part of the WCA's commitment to engaging and working with stakeholders to develop pragmatic actions to address the global debate around climate change".

In addition, migrant workers are also covered under the Workmen's Compensation Act (WCA), which provides for lump sum payments for death and disability and stipulates regulations on employer payment of medical costs.

We hope we will also make people's experience of the WCA a little easier.

The WCA was initially validated using Cronbach's alpha reliability coefficient and exploratory factor analysis.

WCA appeals tribunals tell a different story.

The WCA, the commission concluded, was flawed.

The work capability assessment (WCA) is an obvious example.

"I cannot see a significant increase in WCA appeals before the end of 2014," he writes.

The work capability assessment (WCA) has been widely condemned for its inhumanity and poor decision making.

The work capability assessment (WCA) was launched for new claimants by the Labour government in 2008.