Sentence examples for agencies under which from inspiring English sources
(a) which listed agencies under which compliance with subchapter requirements would be enforced.
In August, Tenet agreed to a deal with the Justice Department and other federal agencies, under which it agreed to pay $54 million to settle accusations that it engaged in what is known as medical necessity fraud -- billing health care programs for treatments or diagnostic tests that were unnecessary.
A reference to the basic rule of the financial regulation concerning the establishment of decentralised agencies under which the Agency is to be established should be added in the article concerning its legal definition and status.
It would create a system in every government agency under which anyone could point out errors in documents and regulations.
Liberation Graphics, a wholesaler in Alexandria, Va., has signed an exclusive agreement with Mezhdunarodnaya Kniga, the Soviet book exporting agency, under which 500 Soviet posters a year will become available at retail outlets in this country.
That's because many lawmakers in both the House and the Senate are opposed to the Administration's new plan for the space agency, under which the current Constellation program to go back to the moon would be replaced by an initiative to promote commercial space flight.
Several of the bondholders that declined to participate sought relief relying on the pari passu clauses in a 1994 fiscal agency agreement under which their bonds were issued.
In 2015, Ryanair agreed a new pay and rostering deal with agency staff, under which they work for five days and have three days off.
The changes follow the B.& W. worldwide agency assignments under which Bates handles so-called premium brands and Grey the so-called value brands.
Keen to line up lots of titles for new iPad owners, the company has agreed to an "agency model" under which publishers get to set the price at which their e-books are sold, with Apple taking 30% of the revenue generated.
According to the lawsuit, they colluded with the computer colossus to establish an "agency model" under which publishers would set e-book prices in a range of $12.99 to $14.99, and give the distributor — be it Apple or Amazon — a 30 percent cut.
