Sentence examples for agents and intermediaries from inspiring English sources

More than a quarter of all international transfer fees in 2012 were paid to agents and intermediaries, new figures compiled by the game's global governing body have revealed.

An American official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly, said this week that the Justice Department was preparing criminal cases against some of the Swiss agents and intermediaries who set up offshore entities for clients and funnel their money to private banks.

I'm quite convinced that one or two of the clubs who have already secured a star striker this summer would have entered the race for Suárez (and provoked a bidding war) had they received some unofficial signals – through trusted agents and intermediaries – as regards his possible availability.

We then show how the optimal allocation of individual effort and consumption can be implemented in a market equilibrium in which (i) agents and intermediaries repeatedly trade secured and unsecured debt instruments, and (ii) agents obtain (restricted) discharge of their unsecured debts in bankruptcy.

The superintendent, who monitors and regulates more than 1,000 insurance companies with cumulative assets exceeding $2 trillion, also oversees more than 100,000 brokers, agents and financial intermediaries.

Real estate agents and other intermediaries are famous for "forcing" people to negotiate, make commitments, or respond to requests under immense time pressure.

As just one example from the U.S., India is the largest "beyond" market for Emirates, Etihad and Qatar, and their shares of bookings through travel agents and other intermediaries more than quadrupled from 2008 to 2014.

All told, Facebook took in about $3.4 million over the last decade, including "$2.5 million paid through political consultants and other agents or intermediaries, and $619,861 paid directly to Facebook".

Last year, the current state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, barred placement agents and other paid intermediaries from doing business with the state fund.

Last year, the current comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, barred placement agents and other paid intermediaries from doing business with the state fund.

Integration does oftentimes not happen because certain agents and players (the intermediaries) oppose and sometimes impose their presence through legislation or the use of force.