The phrase "agent meetings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to meetings involving agents, such as real estate agents, travel agents, or any representatives in a professional context.
Example: "The company scheduled weekly agent meetings to discuss sales strategies and client updates."
Alternatives: "representative meetings" or "broker meetings".
But on the day of the meeting, the agents' supervisors canceled it, expressing "concern about American agents meeting with a high-level cartel member like Zambada-Niebla".
When union officials, who had moved on from New York to Los Angeles for another agents meeting, were reached Thursday night and asked about the Globe report, they explained what they had told the agents and why they told them.
"From a national security point of view, it would in my view be a very, very unwise and precarious move to say that the United States doesn't care whether they're part of the world community or not," President Clinton told a group of independent insurance agents meeting in Washington.
Bryant, for his part, wasn't contentious or abrasive like he was two years ago when he sat across the table from Dwight Howard and tried to administer his version of tough love in a free-agent meeting that went sour.
Chris Fry, the senior vice-president of engineering at Twitter from 2012 to June of this year, told me that bringing an agent into meetings would be "socially awkward".
The transcripts of the undercover agent's meetings, which the government turned over to defense lawyers in pretrial discovery proceedings, suggest a kind of autohypnosis as well: the Vietnam veteran was transfixed by a romantic vision of saving the Hmong refugees and exiles still struggling against the Communists of Laos.
It was written in 1981 by a veteran FBI agent, reflecting meetings that he and a fellow FBI official were having with the 35-year-old developer from Queens, then a rising star in New York's business firmament.
Mr. Kean and Mr. Hamilton said that, in particular, they wanted any information available to back Mr. Cheney's suggestion that one of the hijackers might have met in Prague in April 2001 with an Iraqi intelligence agent, a meeting that the panel's staff believes did not take place.
These effects are demonstrated in a simplified meeting scheduling problem where agents propose meetings consistent with their existing schedules while responding to other proposals by accepting or rejecting them.
When you publish with a traditional publisher its a grueling process: book proposal, agents, lawyers, meetings, edits, packaging, catalogs, etc that ensures that your book doesn't actually get published until a year later.
