Sentence examples for wpc's from inspiring English sources

This agreement is for LCC to provide facilities, services and other activities necessary to offer WPC's upper division courses and selected degrees on the LCC campus and was signed in October of 2017.

There are also products you will find on the market that are not compatible with the draft standard, which is why training consumers to look for the Qi logo could be vital to the WPC's prospects of success.

WPC's precipitation forecast for December 23 December 30 , 2018

NOAA WPC's snowfall forecast through January 6 , 2018

Last week the WPC's member list picked up a new member… Oppo.

The firm is claiming a "world first" by embedding support for both the PMA and WPC's Qi wireless charging standards.

In 1954, soon after the Supreme Court's Brown decision outlawing school segregation, Jo Ann Robinson, an African American professor at the all-black Alabama State College, and a leader of Montgomery's Women's Political Council (WPC), wrote a letter to Montgomery mayor W.A. Gayle, saying that "there has been talk from 25 or more local organizations of planning a city-wide boycott of buses".

She joined the Women's Political Council (WPC) shortly after it was founded in 1946, and became its treasurer.

For example, the Women's Political Council (WPC) was founded in 1946, and it had been lobbying the city for improved conditions on the buses for a decade before the bus boycott began.

In 1954 a group of professional black women in Montgomery, the Women's Political Council (WPC), led by Jo Ann Robinson, had protested to the mayor about segregation on the buses, telling him that feeling was so strong that 25 local organisations were discussing a boycott.

That was Microsoft COO Kevin Turner during his keynote speech at the company's Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC) in Washington today.