The phrase "agents power" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or a grammatical error; it should likely be "agent's power" if referring to the power of a single agent or "agents' power" if referring to the power of multiple agents.
Example: "The agent's power in negotiations can significantly influence the outcome of the deal."
Alternatives: "authority of the agent" or "power of agents".
The administration, having supercharged immigration enforcement agents' power, continues to drive up the number of arrests and deportations of undocumented people – most with no serious criminal history.
In recent years, several big names have started to use management companies or even abandoned the agency system to deal directly with studios, effectively challenging agents' power as the brokers of film, music, book and TV deals.
Among them, Michael German, a former F.B.I. agent who is now a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union, argued that it was unwise to further ease restrictions on agents' power to use potentially intrusive techniques, especially if they lacked a firm reason to suspect someone of wrongdoing.
As with insurance agents' power over the aforementioned CEO, drivers will have tremendous leverage over Uber.
If the TSA believes there's a good reason to prevent photography at checkpoints--an important check on agents' power, and one that's increasingly relevant as procedures cut closer to the line of what passengers will tolerate--perhaps it should create rules to that effect.
She added there had been issues with accountability in ICE for years, allowing for abuses of the agents' power.
Since the idea of a national law enforcement body was new, Hoover made up the rules as he went along, giving his agents powers undreamed of by state police.
Ministers are preparing new legislation on electronic surveillance but when asked what he would like to change, Mr Parker said the scope of his agents' powers were "for Parliament to decide".
Marine calls this a "transparent rebrand," and it's meant to ensure that the new logo, along with the arsenal of data tools that Coldwell now provides agents, powers them forward in an evolving marketplace.
RECMAS is composed of consumer agent, power supplier agent, and policy maker agent.
Knicks Chase Weatherspoon The Knicks are battling Cleveland, Miami and Philadelphia for Clarence Weatherspoon, a free-agent power forward.
