Cama in a sentence

Regarding the fate of the cabins at Cama Beach State Park (“State commission weighs permanent closure of Cama Beach cabins,” The Herald, July 18); many memories are held by families having vacationed in these units over the years.

Longer-distance services are mostly on semi-cama (reclining seat) or cama (sleeper) buses, often double deck.

Consumers Association of Malawi (Cama) executive director John Kapito says hopes of declining food prices are slowly fading with the current global market trends.

In an interview, Cama Executive Director, John Kapito, expressed his disappointment with the Cabinet, stating that it still contains some “deadwood” that needs to be removed.

Alaska’s sole U.S. representative, Mary Peltola, returned home to Bethel for the Cama-i Dance Festival last weekend.

Consumer Association of Malawi (CAMA) has condemned the government’s protection over monopolies like lllovo Sugar Company Limited citing that it is negatively affecting local consumers.

In a recent interview, he told Timothy Cama at E&E News, “I’ve been here a long time.

The Consumers Association of Malawi (Cama) executive director John Kapito has expressed concern with the rise of substandard, fake and counterfeit products on the market, a situation he fears could result in people buying products in festive period.

Consumers Association of Malawi (Cama) executive director John Kapito said consumers have benefited from digital financial services, but called on authorities to remove unnecessary charges that prohibit consumers to use formal financial services.

He said the new CAMA law would restore sanity in the way organisations are run and was patterned after the U.K Charity Act.

If not, the sensationalist harangue of this provision of CAMA 2020 is needless, unless the church barons are admitting that they are running the churches fraudulently.

I learnt the Institute of Chartered Secretaries had also proposed that virtual annual general meetings should be incorporated into the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA).

It accused some politicians of latching on to the criticism of CAMA to wrongly characterise its purposes as an anti-religious law.

Nigeria seems to have been quaking ever since, with these religionists mounting the pulpit to denounce CAMA as designed from the pit of hell.

President Muhammadu Buhari had on Aug. 7, signed the CAMA bill into law, giving provision for religious bodies and charity organisations to be regulated by the registrar of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), and a supervising minister.

The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development (Centre LSD) has commended President Muhammadu Buhari for signing into law the amended Companies and Other Allied Matters (CAMA II) bill, 30 years after the Act was enacted.

The court directed the chairman of PCI to re-consider the eligibility of Hormusji N Cama, Director of Mumbai Samachar and a member of the INS, keeping in view the material placed by the Society.

Harry was visiting the college as a part of an effort to promote a charitable organization called Cama, which helps young women in Malawi stay in school.

With the lyrics “Mi canción de amor ahorita, cuando me dices ‘te amo’ / Quiero ver esa sonrisa, en mi cama al amanecer,” he had the audience falling in love, trailing the song off gleefully with his trumpet trills.

An offering will be received for the CAMA Benevolence Fund that helps area residents and transients with emergency needs.