efz造句

• In addition the EFZ publishes special editions of the paper.
• The ECZ, CCZ and EFZ took the unusual step of issuing " a joint statement entitled Marxism, Humanism and Christianity ".
• By focusing on housing and voting rights in Cambridge, EFZ worked to promote social and economic justice until it disbanded in December 2007.
• Only 5, 000 copies of " Famous Rainy Day " were printed, and the record company, EFZ Records went out of business shortly afterwards.
• In addition numerous wagons belong to the EFZ, notably four-wheeled platform coaches, ex-諦B, and express and fast-stopping train coaches from the 1930s and 40s.
• However, Kaunda's newly expounded philosophical outlook ran headlong into the theological outlook of the churches of the EFZ that were being heavily influenced by the new missionary movement from the United States.
• The churches began to assemble around three representative bodies : The Episcopal Conference of Zambia ( ECZ ), the Christian Council of Zambia ( CCZ ) and the Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia ( EFZ ).
• Applying an electric field " F " to the superlattice structure causes the Hamiltonian to exhibit an additional scalar potential " e? ( z ) =  " eFz " that destroys the translational invariance.
• The certificate awarded after successfully completing a 3 or 4 year apprenticeship is called " Certificat F閐閞ale de Capacit?" ( CFC ), " Eidgen鰏sisches F鋒igkeitszeugnis " ( EFZ ) or " Attestato federale di capacit?" ( AFC ).
• Gifford suggests, " Chiluba may have contacted officials of the EFZ, who no doubt were reluctant to bring in the other bodies because they saw this as their hour, having in the past felt themselves slightly overshadowed by the ECZ and CCZ ."
• In addition to these facilitations, Free Zone such as European Free Zone ( EFZ ) also offers construction  undertaking services, catering, IT Services, Maintenance Services, Insurance, Loading / Unloading, Warehousing, Consulting Services, 24-hour Private Security and Conference Halls.
• The European Free Trade Zone ( EFZ ) ( www . asb . com . tr ), 0
  stanbul-Leather and Industrial Free Zone ( www . desbas . com . tr ) and Ege Free Zone ( www . esbas . com . tr ) are among the largest Free Zones in Turkey.
• The ECZ was a unified voice for the component elements of the Roman Catholic Church; the CCZ was largely the traditional Protestant mission churches, the UCZ, the Anglicans etc . and the EFZ was started by the Baptists as a more Evangelical body, but as the years have passed has become increasingly Pentecostal.
• "' Cambridge Eviction Free Zone "'( EFZ ) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, was founded in 1988 by a coalition of community organizations, including the Cambridge Economic Opportunity Committee ( CEOC ), Area 4 Neighborhood Coalition, Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services, and Cambridge Tenants Union.
• Chiluba's policies were causing the churches to distance themselves from him . " In March 1992 [ the ] EFZ & issued a statement in which it appealed to the Zambian church to'restrict itself to those matters that are within its competence'and to'maintain a reasonable distance form government'."
• On the terrific " We Go Back " ( EFZ import ), Mullen introduces a new acoustic band with a collection that includes several sturdy originals, plus standards such as " Born to be Blue " and some Blue Note-era numbers like Larry Young's " Paris Eyes " and Herbie Hancock's " One Finger Snap ."
• As Phiri says it now, " had legal implications or a longer lasting nature than the Chiluba presidency . " There were demands from opposition MPs and even a joint communiqu?from the ECZ, CCZ and even the EFZ calling for a referendum, but, " Chiluba simply offered the constitution to Parliament to approve ", and his confidence was rewarded when the MMD MPs holding a vast majority approved the wording.
• Gifford notes that Kaunda's " idealistic and utopian combination " endured the anger of the EFZ influenced by " American Evangelism [ for whom ] the word " humanism " carried the worst of connotations ", Methodist missionary in Zambia who was a friend and strong supporter of Kaunda, described Kaunda's beliefs as syncretistic : " he can make himself a cathedral, mosque, temple or synagogue with an ease that makes nonsense of religious divisions . " By now Kaunda had lost the trust of the churches who regarded him as a " renegade Christian presiding over a corrupt and oppressive government ".