The phrase "agency dropping" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion without context.
It could be used in discussions about organizational changes, particularly when referring to a reduction in agency involvement or support.
Example: "The recent agency dropping has left many projects in limbo, as we now lack the necessary resources to proceed."
Alternatives: "agency reduction" or "agency withdrawal".
Sam Rabadi, a law-enforcement intelligence firm business development director who served as special agent in charge of ATF's Philadelphia field office, said it wasn't just one agency dropping the ball here amid a wave of right-wing demagoguery.
The Senate report found the SEC "squandered [an] opportunity through a series of missteps" to fully investigate the insider-trading case, but it did not conclude that White's phone call led to the agency dropping the case, nor did it suggest that she behaved inappropriately.
But late last year the agency dropped the broad sampling plan because the slag wool marker was rejected.
After Gazprom bought the stake, the agency dropped its environmental complaints and work continued.
Ultimately, the agency dropped more than half of the 359,000 acres first proposed for auction.
On Monday, the agency dropped the case because the method worked.
The agency dropped the case several months later, after the Gateses hired prominent lawyers, demanded records and resisted state services.
The agency dropped the Philippines from its list yesterday because cases there did not meet the criteria for SARS.
In August 2010, Eurostat — the E.U. statistical agency — dropped its standard warning regarding the reliability of Greek data.
The documents show that the agency dropped some plans to model radioactivity in drilling wastewater being discharged by treatment plants into rivers upstream from drinking water intake plants.
The change came at a curious time — about two weeks after learning that the agency dropped an unrelated investigation into Mamma.com.
