One of the groups set up to carry out this work was the Coalition for Peace through Security ( CPS ), modelled on the US Coalition for Peace through Strength.

Amongst the activities of the CPS were commissioning Gallup polls which showed the levels of support for British possession of nuclear weapons, providing speakers at public meetings, highlighting the left-wing affiliations of leading CND figures and mounting counter-demonstrations against CND.

In October 2010, the World Bank Board of Directors approved a new Country Partnership Strategy ( CPS ) with Macedonia for the period 2011-2014.

This CPS will provide the country assistance of about $ 100 million in funding for the first 2 years to improve competitiveness, strengthen employability and social protection, and increase the use of sustainable energy.

** Centre for Population Studies ( CPS )

An article in November 2011 by Rod Liddle on the trial of two men eventually convicted for the murder of Stephen Lawrence led to the Crown Prosecution Service ( CPS ) deciding to prosecute the magazine for breaching reporting restrictions.

A set of modules, called Control Program Support ( CPS ), was linked with the application to provide task management, data processing input / output support and initial program loading for both disks and diskettes.

On 21 March 2011: " War on drugs has failed, say former heads of MI5, CPS and BBC ", who have helped create ( with several Lords and MPs ) " a new All-Party Parliamentary Group on Drug Policy Reform are calling for new policies to be drawn up on the basis of scientific evidence.

* Lotus was responsible for the development of the Campro engine together with Proton, as well as its variable valve timing system, the Cam Profile Switching ( CPS ).

Today, this organization is known as the International Association of Administrative Professionals ( IAAP ) The organization developed the first standardized test for office workers called the Certified Professional Secretaries Examination ( CPS ).

It was good for about 40 characters per second ( CPS ).

The ImageWriter II offered three ASCII text quality modes: NLQ ( near-letter-quality ) at 45 CPS, a feature for very high text quality on the Apple II platform or for improved draft printing quality on the Macintosh platform.

* Perspectives for Scotland-critical review of a 2007 CPS pamphlet from the London New Worker

* CPS support for Scottish independence-Support for this statement includes Eric Canning

* Voices for Scottish independence critical review of a CPS report of a conference held in 2008 from the London New Worker

May added that " What I've asked is that CPS guidance should go to prosecutors to say that where possible, they should be asking for the anonymity of juveniles who are found guilty of criminal activity to be lifted.

In functional language compilers, such as those for Scheme, ML and Haskell, continuation-passing style ( CPS ) is generally used while one might expect to find SSA in a compiler for Fortran or C. SSA is formally equivalent to a well-behaved subset of CPS ( excluding non-local control flow, which does not occur when CPS is used as intermediate representation ), so optimizations and transformations formulated in terms of one immediately apply to the other.

In November 2005, the Director of Public Prosecutions reported that a pilot scheme was being introduced where the CPS would be allowed to interview witnesses before taking a case to trial.

Broadcasting – The CPS believes that public intervention should be focussed on where there is genuine ' market failure ' and the remit and funding of the BBC should reflect this.

Functional and logic compilers often use CPS as an intermediate representation where a compiler for an imperative or procedural programming language would use static single assignment form ( SSA ); however, SSA and CPS are equivalent.

His foundation partners with the Chicago Public Schools ( CPS ) to reach 30, 000 kids annually for a reading challenge, where the top 300 readers get to attend his basketball camp.

On Spooner Street the neighbors fight over the missing trophy and Joe, Quagmire and Cleveland are quick to badmouth the Griffins, leading CPS to place Stewie in a foster home where he lives with Islamic, African, Chinese, Sikh, Inuit, and Mexican kids his age.

Although the CPS called itself a grass-roots movement, it had no members and was financed by The 61, " a private sector operational intelligence agency " said by its founder, Brian Crozier, to be funded by " rich individuals and a few private companies ".

The game was also highly successful because its graphics took advantage of Capcom's CPS arcade chipset, with highly detailed characters and stages.

Many Communists in Scotland disagreed with this decision and instead set up the CPS, with its headquarters in Partick, Glasgow.

However, due to the shape of the bladder, its expansion is not as uniform as in the CPS system, thus it experiences more significant pressure dropoff as the pressure chamber empties.

* ChoicePoint, whose New York Stock Exchange symbol was CPS until its buyout by Reed Elsevier

It was during this period that the CPS released its landmark reports, such as Stranded on the Middle Ground and Monetarism is Not Enough ( 1974 and 1976 ).

In 2009, the CPS celebrated its 35th anniversary for which the Leader of the Opposition, David Cameron MP, gave a speech highlighting the role the CPS played in the Conservative Party ’ s victory in the 1979 election crediting them with ‘ a great rebirth of intellectual ideas, of intellectual vigour, and of intellectual leadership ’

Energy-Recent CPS publications have argued that the UK must develop its nuclear, clean coal ( including coal gasification ) and efficient renewable supplies of energy.

The CPS launched its first ever violence against women strategy in 2007, the first in Government and this resulted in policies on the prosecution or rape and domestic violence being updated and publicly launched.

On 23 November 2005, Fathers 4 Justice ended its truce with the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service ( CAFCASS ) and the Child Support Agency ( CPS ), calling for a public inquiry into family law.

When the CPS function has computed its result value, it " returns " it by calling the continuation function with this value as the argument.

The key to CPS is to remember that ( a ) every function takes an extra argument, its continuation, and ( b ) every argument in a function call must be either a variable or a lambda expression ( not a more complex expression ).

Starting in 1983, its computers were resold worldwide by Olivetti under CPS / 32 brand.

NSA originally housed the United States Student Press Association ( USSPA ), and its news agency, College Press Service ( CPS ).

RCPO coordinated its efforts with those of the Crown Prosecution Service ( CPS ) and, from its inception in April 2006, the Serious Organised Crime Agency ( SOCA ).

The CPS 2000 has gained a reputation for its size and power, but also has become infamous as it has the alleged ability to cause physical injuries to people.

The CPS 2000 has also been criticized for its small pressure chamber and reservoir capacity in relation to its water output, depleting its pressure chamber in only 1 second and only being able to fire 3 or 4 such shots before needing to be refilled, depending on version.

Chicago Public Schools, commonly abbreviated as CPS by local residents and politicians and officially classified as City of Chicago School District # 299 for funding and districting reasons, is a large school district that manages over 600 public elementary and high schools in Chicago, Illinois.

The most commonly used feature of the CPS website is the " Let's Talk " feature, which allows youth members to post anonymously and receive answers to sexual health-related questions from moderators.

Any competing phone service that is not just carrier pre-selection ( CPS ) of Eircom must provide their own SMSC, but even when they do, consumers may be unable to migrate from Eircom due to SMSC numbers in equipment that cannot be reprogrammed.

Introduced in Ireland in 2001, CPS allows subscribers to use an alternative provider for all their calls, without the need to dial indirect access codes or numbers, although they still receive a bill from Eircom for line rental.

The CPS soon drove for a reassessment of Conservative economic policy during their period in opposition from 1974-1979.

CPS students are working professionals, parents and spouses seeking their bachelor's or master's degree from an accredited university that respects the balance between work, school and family.

Programs can be automatically transformed from direct style to CPS.

In the mid 1960s, radical staff members of CPS split off from the United States Student Press Association and established Liberation News Service ( LNS ).

LNS split off from College Press Service ( CPS ) in a political dispute.

The founding event was a notably tumultuous meeting that transpired not far from the offices of CPS on Church Street in Washington, D. C .. Mungo descriptively details this event in his book, Famous Long Ago: My Life and Hard Times with the Liberation News Service.

* Richard Foster CBE, Chief Executive of the CPS from 2002-7

As a result of the escalating cost estimates for units 3 and 4, in 2010 CPS Energy reached an agreement with NRG Energy to reduce CPS's stake in the new units from 50 % to 7. 625 %.

CPS Energy's withdrawal from the project put the expansion into jeopardy.

Kim absconds from the hospital after Murphy tells her the CPS will not be pressing charges against Baker.

In 1993, the organization emerged from bankruptcy court under the name Carson Pirie Scott & Co, trading under the symbol CPS.

* Profile from CPS

CPS had licensed from Carmel Software Engineering in Haifa, Israel.

* Performance – Performance Schools employ CPS staff and are CPS schools that have freedom from and flexibility on many district initiatives and policies.

A CPS 2000 Mk 2 from the front.