Sentence examples for agencies abroad from inspiring English sources

We need partner agencies abroad to pool information, to monitor individuals or to detain them where there are clear, specific concerns.

These include a monthly minimum wage of 16,372 kronor, or $2,240, for pickers employed by companies operating in Sweden and slightly more for those employed by staff agencies abroad.

These include a monthly minimum wage of 16,372 kronor, or about $2,240, for pickers employed by companies operating in Sweden and slightly more for those employed by staff agencies abroad.

Hospitals and ambulance services are also having to use employment agencies abroad and send staff to recruitment fairs in Europe and the far east in an effort to find thousands of nurses and paramedics.

Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden hope to water down the proposed law because they think it is too onerous, particularly for small and medium-sized firms, and could stifle innovation.Now the focus will shift to rules that companies must follow before handing over personal data to law-enforcement or intelligence agencies abroad.

In fact, it's no wonder so many Aussie bands head overseas: $39.1m of Apra Amcos's 2015-16 revenue came from royalty agencies abroad, the majority of which will go into the bank accounts of international successes like Gotye and Courtney Barnett.

Loch K. Johnson, a professor of international affairs at the University of Georgia who was on the staffs of Congressional intelligence reform panels in the 1970s and the 1990s, said every job category used by the agency abroad for spying produces complaints.

In the meantime, Soviet agitprop agencies laboured abroad to weaken Western resolve.

So I thought, at least.On Tuesday the White House sent out a memorandum "directing all agencies engaged abroad to ensure that US diplomacy and foreign assistance promote and protect the human rights of LGBT persons".

Many of the fields that Mr. Grossman talks about being new to the State Department -- international trafficking in people, the environment, empowering poor women -- are often handled by other American agencies operating abroad.

He announced that the Department of Justice would no longer defend Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act, expanded federal benefits to same-sex partners of federal employees and issued a presidential memorandum that directs all federal agencies engaged abroad to ensure that U.S. diplomacy and foreign assistance promote and protect the human rights of LGBT persons.