Sentence examples for agency features from inspiring English sources

The album, to benefit the United Nations refugee agency, features songs by artists like Yusuf Islam (below, formerly Cat Stevens), Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders and Sade, who wrote and recorded her first track in four years for the benefit.

In its strongest form, this Strawsonian approach leads one to regard with suspicion compatibilist efforts to capture free will by starting with action theoretic features of agency, features involving the springs of action (e.g., reasons-responsive mechanisms, or hierarchical or other structural features involving elements of an agent's psychology).

It is a world away from the 1960s Madison Avenue advertising agency featured in "Mad Men", a hit television drama.

The ad for the Jeep brand, which was created by the GlobalHue agency, featured Oprah Winfrey saluting members of the armed forces as they returned home.

In case you haven't seen them, these ads, produced in not-quite-English by a European agency, feature impish, appealing Nordic young people whose love of a certain chewy candy induces them to perform pointless actions that scandalize and amuse snooty old ladies, uptight yuppies and other guardians of social propriety.

The series focuses on the secret military law-enforcement agency featured throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Season 4 of The Janice Dickienson Modeling Agency featured Martin Ritchie, a model who happens to be deaf.

The other boys go to a missing persons detective agency featured earlier in the episode, the episode ends with humorous hijinks... and Peter is back for the next episode with no commentary about where he went or how they found him.

Built by UNICEF's implementing partner UNOPS, this is the largest school constructed by the UN's children's agency, featuring 22 classrooms and housing 832 students from 3 elementary schools.

Built by UNICEF's implementing partner UNOPS, SDN 34 is the largest school constructed by the UN's children's agency, featuring 22 classrooms and housing over 1,000 students from three elementary schools.

That morning's "presidential daily brief" — the top-secret document prepared by America's intelligence agencies — featured the now-infamous heading: "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S".