Sentence examples for chief agencies from inspiring English sources

The chief agencies of progress have been economic.

Currants and gooseberries are the chief agencies in the spread of the white-pine blister rust, a destructive disease of the five-leaved pines in Europe and America.

Duplessis favoured foreign investment, supported the Roman Catholic church as Quebec's chief agency of social welfare and education, and strongly opposed trade unionism.

Whether or not "the press" remains the chief agency of instruction today, it would be very rare to find a "newspaper" that existed only as a printed product.

Elias Zerhouni, the president's choice to head the N.I.H., the chief agency for financing biomedical research, is an immigrant from Algeria who became a highly regarded radiologist and medical administrator at Johns Hopkins.

The 1947-9 Ronal Commission on the press described it as "the chief agency for instructing the public on the main issues of the day … the main source from which information, discussion and advocacy reach the public".

In 1928, in a dissertation called "An Objective Method for Determining Reader Interest in the Content of a Newspaper," Gallup argued that "at one time the press was depended upon as the chief agency for instructing and informing the mass of people" but that newspapers no longer filled that role and instead ought to meet "a greater need for entertainment".

WASHINGTON — A number of Environmental Protection Agency employees spent their lunch hour Wednesday outside agency headquarters calling for the immediate ouster of their boss, agency chief Scott Pruitt.

The chief U.N. agency in Gaza is the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, or UNRWA.

And yet, the letterhead of New York's chief caretaking agency still reads "Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities".

The report was done by a team from the World Health Organization for the Global Fund, the chief financing agency for combating malaria.