The phrase "agencies activities" is not correct in written English; it should be "agency activities" or "agencies' activities" depending on the intended meaning.
You can use it when referring to the various actions or functions performed by an agency or multiple agencies.
Example: "The report outlines the agencies' activities over the past year, highlighting their contributions to community development."
Alternatives: "activities of the agency" or "actions of the agencies".
He added that law abiding citizens had "nothing to fear" from intelligence agencies' activities.
That law requires the House and Senate Intelligence Committees to be "kept fully and currently informed" about the spy agencies' activities.
To emphasize his commitment to openness, Mr. Fox has ordered all cabinet members to deliver monthly reports on their agencies' activities.
Legislation signed by President Obama in October strengthened oversight rules, requiring the director of national intelligence to certify each year to Congress that it had been properly notified about the spy agencies' activities.
New standards, guidelines and advice take months or years to produce.Others, equally offended by the intelligence agencies' activities, prefer not to wait, and are simply getting on with the job of trying to restore confidence in online security.
In this case, if the attorney general had provided information from the Mueller investigation to the director, the director would have been obligated to notify the intelligence committees of the agencies' activities based on that intelligence.
An agency veteran, Rebecca Hammer, will be acting regional administrator in Denver, overseeing agency activities in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Humanitarian co-ordination officers were locally appointed to control access, collect "taxes" and monitor aid agency activities.
Providing information and/or data on agency activities and scope of activities Dr Knowlton is representing NRDC among the NGOs (non-governmental organizations) participating on the workgroup.
The exploits revealed by the Intercept are the latest in a long list of stories disclosing intelligence agency activities against Apple and its platforms.
As of today, FDA's ability to collect and use these fees is in question, endangering vital agency activities including drug and device premarket review.
