Sentence examples for agencies hand from inspiring English sources

Government agencies hand out glossy images of rockets and capsules.

U.S. PIRG's Nicole Tichon wrote that a Senate appropriations bill governing how U.S. agencies hand out contracts included a broad exemption that would allow "inverted corporations" to benefit from government contracts.

Critics argued that investors had drawn false comfort from the AAA ratings that the agencies handed out on complex packages of mortgage-related debt.

Paul McCulley of Pimco, the bond investor (who coined the term "shadow banks" for the unregulated institutions at the heart of the crisis), recently described it this way: "explosive growth of shadow banking was about the invisible hand having a party, a non-regulated drinking party, with rating agencies handing out fake IDs".

In September 2003 the UK agencies handed over a file which described this man as "a known figure in the Libyan extremist community in Manchester [who] has previously led a small group of LIFG-affiliated individuals in a dispute at a local mosque over the imam's moderate preaching .This man's address and home and mobile telephone numbers were included in the file.

In the early 1980s, most state agencies handed over sizeable hazardous waste sites to the U.S. EPA without delay.

All proceeds will go to the humanitarian agency Hand in Hand for Syria.

By contrast, Mandy Patinkin as old agency hand Saul is a study in stillness.

Thomas Twetten, who served as Mr. Stolz's deputy and replaced him when he retired for the second time in 1990, said Mr. Webster had been wise to pick an old agency hand to help him.

SAN FRANCISCO — United States District Judge Susan Illston said Friday that she intended to require that the United States Anti-Doping Agency hand over notes on interviews with a drug adviser turned government informant and three elite athletes expected to testify at next month's felony trial of the track coach Trevor Graham.

Dismayed with the holdup, Smith again suggested the agency hand over the data as is and leave the de-identifying process to the committee an option that House Democrats, including Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson, the panel's senior Democrat, strongly oppose.