Sentence examples for agency changing from inspiring English sources
Remember that the administration repeatedly rejected calls for a homeland security agency, changing its mind only when Coleen Rowley went public with tales of intelligence failures.
The FBI's new approach, decided on June 5 and noted in a post to its website, would bring the agency's policy closer in line with the U.S. Census Bureau, even as that agency considers changing its classification of "Hispanic" from ethnicity to race.
She credits the agency with changing her life.
In a letter sent to the I.R.S. on Monday, Senate Republicans warned the agency against changing the rules under political pressure.
Mr. Schokora, influenced by his perspective working for a big agency, suggested changing the business model from a social networking site to a creative consortium.
The agency recommended changing the markup to a flat rate per transaction, instead of giving dealers an incentive to inflate rates for some consumers.
Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach, food and drug commissioner, said his agency was changing its collection and use of data and was working more closely with foreign governments, including China's.
"The agency is changing its withdrawal policy because recent media articles have promoted the use of the current policy as a means for retired beneficiaries to acquire an 'interest-free loan,"' according to a statement from the agency.
The building has a horizontal steel frame, so the walls are not structural and can be moved to adapt to the agency's changing needs (or even a new owner).
He also said the girl in question — who was from Kentucky — had moved during the screening, so a machine was not able to get a clear reading; the agency was changing its policy to allow repeated efforts to resolve such a problem without a pat-down, he said.
The results show that the energy transition in the brownfield sites in Freiburg has been possible by gaining a broader agency for changing or reproducing the existing structure for planning and urban design.
