Sentence examples for a network of agencies from inspiring English sources

The Omnicom Group is forming a network of agencies working on health care accounts, to be centralized under the name TBWA World Health.

Mr. Rice was a pioneer in the creation of services for homeless and mentally ill individuals, and his legacy continues today in a network of agencies that serve the needs of New York City's poor and disenfranchised.

Through charities such as Asylum Seeker Support Iniative (Assist) and Naccom, a network of agencies providing accommodation for migrants, asylum seekers can have a roof over their heads this Christmas.

Homelessness has also become a much more visible problem — late last year, Unity of Greater New Orleans, a network of agencies that help the homeless, cleared an encampment of 300 people that had sprung up in Duncan Plaza, in full view of City Hall.

At a joint legislative briefing on Oct. 9, James H. Gatling, president of the Connecticut Association for Community Action, a network of agencies involved in the heating aid program, said computer programmers had checked the statewide database for "pseudo" Social Security numbers and found 330.

Another big change has been the number of people working from home at least one day a week, which has tripled since 1998, to about 600,000, according to Nicholas Ramfos, director of Commuter Connections, a network of agencies and local governments that coordinates ride-sharing programs.

The department oversees a network of 28 agencies - including the Environment Agency and the Food and Environment Research Agency (Fera) - that delivers its policies.

Icom, Rollinsville, Colo., a network of independent agencies, and In, a network of independent agencies coordinated from Paris, are merging to form Icom&In, which will have more than 100 agencies around the world as members.

Business is also holding up at Virtuoso, a network of 265 agencies that focus on luxury travel for upscale clients.

Part of a network of independent agencies in the Canaries, CIT connects local homeowners with tourists seeking to stay in a village house or apartment.

Mines kill or wound dozens of people every year, according to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, a network of nongovernmental agencies working in 90 countries.