Sentence examples for agencies setting from inspiring English sources
NDCs worked with other agencies, setting out to achieve positive change for jobs, health, education, environment and crime.
People suddenly cut off from aid then feel the need to conduct witch-hunts in retaliation to try and figure out which neighbour reported them to agencies, setting off paranoia within friendship groups.
It stems from a public sector approach to partnership based on public sector agencies setting up structures – to provide funding or get feedback from service users – then expecting the community to adapt itself to the structures that they've set up.
This is obvious as Special Forces patrol the gritty marketplace of a city struggling to recover from Taliban dictates, or assist relief agencies setting up shop amid the low-lying houses built of local adobe, or train local security forces at a base camp beneath the talcum-dry peaks that encircle Kandahar.
Kiran Kumar, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation in Bengaluru, India, agrees: He doesn't see space agencies setting aside rivalries and working in concert on standardized instruments.
When we 'invented' in-stream advertising in 2008, we had been naive enough to neglect the fact that we'd have to wrap our heads around pitching to agencies, setting up campaigns, defining media strategies, and distributing advertising budgets".
Foreign aid agencies set up a logistics compound where they held meetings in English.
In the Cold War, indeed, intelligence agencies set in train events that came to haunt the generations that followed.
Most rental agencies set the minimum at 25, to help avoid groups on spring break or celebrating graduation.
The global agencies set up to fight organised crime have bigger priorities: terrorists, arms traffic, narcotics, counterfeit goods.
Export agencies, set up to help finance exports to countries with weaker credit, usually require quicker repayment than commercial loans and impose more restrictions on the airlines.
