Sentence examples for agencies through which from inspiring English sources

Cooley felt that primary groups were the fundamental agencies through which the individual's character or personality was formed.

The schools were the primary agencies through which the rabbinic way of life and literature was communicated to the masses.

The United Nations and the aid agencies through which it works have thus far delivered food to nearly 800,000 people, have helped get clean water to at least 1.4 million and have provided shelter to nearly one million.

The scorecard assesses governments and donors as well as the agencies through which money has been channelled, which include the Global Fund to fight Aids, TB and malaria and the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (Gavi), the global vaccines funding group.

After the disaster in Haiti, day after day, there were full pages of stories and photos, and lists of agencies or means through which one could contribute to aid the people affected.

Ticket-holders wanting an immediate refund can now access this option by contacting the ticketing agency through which the ticket was purchased.

The reasons for both reorganizations were offered by Anthony J. Hopp, chairman and chief executive at Campbell-Ewald in Warren, the advertising agency through which G.M. Mediaworks reports to Interpublic.

The political party is the other chief instrument of constitutional democracy, for it is the agency through which the electorate is involved in both the exercise and transfer of power.

Productions of his plays outside Czechoslovakia had been effectively forbidden, because the state literary agency, through which all foreign contracts had to be negotiated, refused to handle Havel's work, on the ground that it gave a distorted picture of Czechoslovakian life.

If "Skins" evoked the visual elements of a high-end retail venue, A Pot for a Latch, named for the traditional practice of ceremonial gifting called potlatch, embodied the most essential elements of exchange as well as a transfer of agency through which Camil allowed viewers to shape the installation and take the art out of the exhibition and into the world.

The intervention identified capacitated health managers as the agency through which organisational improvement could be achieved.