Sentence examples for agencies away from inspiring English sources

It has, after all, kept reporters and most aid agencies away from the battlefront.

In 1997, a violent coup drove most investors and aid agencies away from Phnom Penh, but not the garment factories.

The number of requests "is likely to impermissibly burden federal resources and redirect federal agencies away from priorities they have established," she wrote.

The search for the true meaning of brands - or the "brand essence," as it is often called - gradually took the agencies away from individual products and their attributes and toward a psychological/anthropological examination of what brands mean to the culture and to people's lives.

He told her: "Your deviousness was to keep various agencies away from you and your children.

It has also outlined deep cuts to climate programs, and steered federal agencies away from adapting to more frequent and more extreme weather events such as heatwaves, flooding and stronger storms.

"We need to shift the agency away from constantly looking over their shoulders.

Obama's new C.I.A. director, John O. Brennan, has publicly favored moving the agency away from military operations, at least to some degree, and re-emphasizing its core tasks of gathering and analyzing intelligence.

The shift would continue a nearly decadelong trend that has pulled the agency away from supporting the sort of controversial arts projects that has made it a pariah for many politicians in both parties.

But the social-media scoffing also belies a basic misapprehension about how the world works – borne, perhaps, from a desire among millenials to feel they are wresting agency away from their elders – as well as common-or-garden prejudice.

Maura Bairley, a staff member who later resigned, told the weekly gay newspaper LGNY that Ms. Quinn had imposed a "corporate" style of management that was moving the agency away from "its birth as a radical grass roots group, changing its vision and the way things are done".