C.S.O.
Americanabbreviation
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Chief Signal Officer.
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Chief Staff Officer.
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Example Sentences
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In the fall of 2012, the opening trio of concerts by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra was put in doubt because of a players’ strike; the C.S.O.’s home-town opening was scrubbed, but the players and management settled just in time for the Carnegie events to go on as planned.
From The New Yorker
For the full year, the Reserve Bank was expecting 5.5 percent growth, while C.S.O. had predicted 5 percent growth, so it seems that the Reserve Bank has overestimated the numbers for this financial year.
From New York Times
The figure, which was in line with a February estimate of the Central Statistics Office, or C.S.O., dampened hopes of a swift revival of a once-booming economy.
From New York Times
Now, "All previously scheduled C.S.O. activities will proceed as planned," the statement said.
From New York Times
Then the staff group broke up, and the C.S.O. explained the possibilities of the situation.
From Project Gutenberg
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