The phrase "agents agencies" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to agencies that represent agents, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The agents agencies in the area are known for their excellent client service."
Alternatives: "agent firms" or "agency representatives".
Agency work is booming, but it means an average pay penalty of 22p an hour, equivalent to £430 a year for those working full-time, according to the report, entitled Secret Agents: agency workers in the new world of work.
The elements form a pentad: scene, purpose, agent, agency and acts.
Our queries used the keywords "moral hazard", "adverse selection", "principal-agent", "agency theory", "agency model", "optimal compensation" and "asymmetric information" in combination with the keyword "tax" in all titles and abstracts of the database content.
According to Burke, the different parts of the Pentad (scene, act, agent, agency and purpose) interact and influence each other [ 34].
It may be free to join the agent, agency, etc, but you have to pay for transportation and even more.
Immediately after the fires, Mayor John D. Spencer said his office would talk to real estate agents, housing agencies and landlords to assemble a list of available apartments.
Moreover, on the vital matter of chemical and biological agents, the agencies' overall assessments were entirely reasonable.
The House Committee said: 'Section 9(c) makes provisions for elections to be conducted by the Board or its agents or agencies to ascertain the representatives of employees.
President Suleyman Demirel rejected that charge, but appeared to agree that some government agents or agencies might have had connections to Hizbullah.
It is in everyone's interests – the students, institutions, legitimate agents, border agencies, and organisations like my own – to come up with a workable and transparent system.
