Sentence examples for agencies attached to from inspiring English sources

The executive consists of a governor assisted by four vice governors, an executive staff, and a regional secretary; there are also a number of city directorates, bureaus, and agencies attached to the executive.

The supreme chancellor of Bohemia served as a link between the kingdom and the emperor; he resided in Vienna to facilitate communication with the court and the various central agencies attached to it.

Francesco d'Errico, director of research for CNRS, the French national research agency, attached to the University of Bordeaux, adds that other sites counter the paper's contention that blunted miniblades are an "enduring" technology.

"Most ads for food stores emphasize products and prices," Ms. Blumenfeld said in the agency's office attached to Ms. Fleming's house.

Mr. Bush said the intelligence about Iraq's weapons was the best available, matched what foreign governments were saying and was the basis for similar judgments about Iraq made by President Bill Clinton and Congress, although some Democrats have said the intelligence they received was stripped of the caveats that the intelligence agencies had attached to it.

A questionnaire and a stamped return envelope addressed to the assessment agency were attached to the letter.

La Cañada Flintridge currently has one mobile automatic license plate reader on a sheriff's patrol car, according to the city, and many agencies use units attached to a radio car while a deputy is driving on patrol.

Instead, such agency is if it is to be genuinely collective moral agency an agency that is attached to the collective itself and hence not the kind of thing that can be distributed across group members or, for that matter, attached to anything other than a collective itself.

Thatcher suggested the new agency should be attached to No 10, but Carrington vetoed the plan.

Dan Skeppe, an editor at Tidningarnas Telegrambyra, said the agency had received recordings attached to an e-mail minutes before the blasts.

The aim was to establish whether being old was constructed as an agentic position and to identify the meanings attached to agency in age-talk.