Sentence examples for because of agency from inspiring English sources

Yes, significant bias may exist in some board recommendations, reducing their precision, either because of agency costs or a too narrow a focus, but voting recommendations have no value if they are not informed.

Eni Lestari, another Indonesian helper in her thirties, said that for her first four months in Hong Kong she was underpaid by HK$2,000 from her monthly wage of HK$3,670 because of agency "fees".

It is no longer possible to demonstrate a side-by-side comparison of the Fortran and Simile implementations of this model, because of agency restrictions and subsequent loss of the original source code (Vanclay 2006b).

Some spoke on the condition of anonymity because of agency rules against discussing cases.

Customs and Border Protection spokesman Christopher O'Neil said that because of agency policy, he could not comment on the pending lawsuit.

Projects were managed independently by their Project Implementation Units, and were insulated from the rest of the system because of agency accountability requirements.

The words "executive agency" are substituted for "agency" because the definition of "agency" in 31:665(d)(2) applies to the source provisions restated in the section and because of section 102 of the revised title.

In the September issue of America's 1st Freedom, he referred to "at least 150 Mexican families grieving for loved ones lost because of the perfidy of agency 'leaders' wedded to a wacked-out-scheme".

That number has increased sharply because of the agency's recent delegation of audit authority to agents on the front lines, he said.

An American official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of his agency's policy, disputed accusations that Afghan legal authority was a sham.

Consequently, alleged cures by means of such charms could only come about because of the agency of demons.