例句與造句

1. The IRCS faces military attacks on its aid convoys and facilities.
2. The IRCS has its headquarters in Tehran.
3. If the operator's home country does not sell IRCs, then a foreign IRC may be used.
4. In practice, the overhead on buying and selling large numbers of the very low-value IRCs precluded any profitability.
5. Each IRC normally housed two information retrieval computers, although in some IRCs in London just a single machine was present.
6. It's difficult to find ircs in a sentence. 用ircs造句挺難的
7. The act governing the IRCS was last amended by " The Indian Red Cross Society ( Amendment ) Bill, 1992 ".
8. International Retreat Centers ( IRCs ) are centers that offer facilities for those wishing to do both long-term and short-term meditation retreats.
9. IRCs were generally located within major telephone exchanges, rather than in BT Data Processing Centres, in order to give room for the extensive communications requirements.
10. The "'Indian Red Cross Society "'( IRCS ) is a voluntary humanitarian organisation to protect human life and health based in India.
11. Instead, international reply coupons ( IRCs ) can be purchased at post offices, although they are no longer sold in some countries, including the United States.
12. He first tried to borrow money from banks including the Hanover Trust Company to buy these IRCs, but they were not convinced and its manager Shimelensky turned him down.
13. Likewise, if custodial parent lives in New Zealand and the paying parent in Australia, then IRCS can ask the CSA to collect child support and pursue debt collection.
14. Users of IRCs will often, as a courtesy, also send a self-addressed envelope to save the receiver the cost and time of buying and labeling an envelope.
15. Seeing an opportunity, Ponzi quit his translator's job to set his IRC scheme in motion, but needed a large capital to buy these IRCs at cheaper European currencies.
16. IRCs are currently unique to the investment fund business in Canada, as other countries have dealt with the inherent conflict of interest involved in running public investment funds in different ways.
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