Sentence examples for agencies points from inspiring English sources

Blau's analysis of US government agencies points out that authority dependence comes from normative internalization and psychological needs.

Wilson's analysis of US government agencies points out that government has to face more complex multi-principal and multi-task environments than business does.

On the other hand, the one third of papers led by HI authors and to a lesser extent by international agencies points to the importance of North-South collaboration.

Privately, the agencies point fingers at each other.

Other agencies pointed to a desire to have children educated in the United States.

Collection agencies point out that no one likes being nagged to repay a loan, and that many of these complaints may not necessarily reflect any wrongdoing.

The agencies point out that they signal their intentions to the market ahead of a downgrade, typically by putting an issuer on "watch" status.

"From the agencies' point of view, unless the public or someone is pressuring them to do otherwise, they want a big number to tout," he said.

That is why Andrew Parker, the head of MI5, is to be praised for raising the stakes by putting the spy agencies' point of view.

Analysts in other American intelligence agencies pointed out that the State Department's intelligence unit never believed the Niger reports and said so, long before Mr. Bush spoke.

The BBC's David Okwembah says a blame game is playing out in the Kenyan media, with various security agencies pointing the finger at each other.