The phrase "agencies feeling" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the emotions or sentiments of agencies, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The agencies feeling overwhelmed by the recent changes in policy have requested additional support."
Alternatives: "agencies' sentiments" or "agencies' emotions".
This widely-used instrument measures eight subscales including: participation in the local community, social agency, feelings of trust and safety, neighborhood connections, friends and family connections, tolerance of diversity, value of life, and workplace connections; these items were used to create a total score.
While most state agencies are feeling a squeeze, legislatures squeeze courts at the risk of violating the access to the courts guaranteed in criminal and civil matters by the Constitution, said Steven Zack, a former president of the American Bar Association.
"I can't in good conscience accept donations for an outside event when so many of our own agencies are feeling the pain of budget cuts," Mr. Spano wrote in a letter that was sent Monday to the concert's underwriters.
"We're all very happy when budgets are increasing and advertising is driving sales, but I don't think it's the budgets that have affected what the agencies are feeling," Ms. Salz replied.
In reviewing the results of the 2003 Salz Survey of Advertiser-Agency Relations, as the Salz study is formally titled, Ms. Salz said the principal difference was that "last year, agencies were feeling the effects of the economy more than advertisers, but now, the advertisers have caught up -- or 'caught down' -- to the agencies".
Or, if agencies are feeling particularly awesome about their recent work, they can use it as a portfolio for prospective clients.
WASHINGTON — In 2004, well before the risks embedded in Wall Street's bets on subprime mortgages became widely known, employees at Standard & Poor's, the credit rating agency, were feeling pressure to expand the business.
But the final outcome has agency advocates feeling somewhat serene.
This active self-touch has never been employed in FBI experiments and it allows to test the role of sensorimotor integration and agency (the feeling of control over our actions) in FBI paradigms.
Now that the FCC is the subject of several lawsuits, and its leader, Chairman Tom Wheeler, was dragged in front of Congress repeatedly to answer the same battery of inanity, it's worth checking in to see how the agency is feeling.
