Sentence examples for combination of agencies from inspiring English sources

Michael Jacobson, the director of the Vera Institute for Justice, said he thought the combination of agencies was a natural move, given the numbers of children who commit crimes and have also previously had contact with child-welfare agencies.

The intended message, aimed at chief information officers and chief marketing officers, is that "DAS is a combination of agencies that comes up with new, creative ways to communicate," she adds.

Sometimes the decision-making process might involve a combination of agencies, advisory bodies, and policy makers.

Extra doctor and nurse capacity is being taken on - using a combination of agency staff, overtime and temporary appointments.

Our results suggest that firms in the same industry face different hurdles to participate in different agencies' programs, that participation patterns may reflect a combination of agency goals, and that patterns differ across high-tech and low-tech industries.

Most of the trials reported research funding from an agency (28 trials (62.2%)), while others were funded from a combination of agency and industry (5 trials (11.1%)) or industry alone (6 trials (13.3%)).

As Lesser reported, funds gained from a combination of government agencies and private foundations protected them from the economic pressures experienced by commercial broadcast television networks, but created challenges in procuring future funding.

†A total of 76 (66%) of 116 said, "state veterinarian," 20 (17%) of 116 gave a combination of government agencies, and 20 (17%) of 116 gave miscellaneous answers, including Animal Plant Health Inspection Service, state veterinary diagnostic laboratory, and animal hospital employer.

†A total of 77 (65%) of 118 said, "state veterinarian," 25 (21%) of 118 gave a combination of government agencies, and 16 (14%) of 118 said that they do not see livestock.

Similar reasoning also applies to the combination of collective agency and quantitative representation: a public that is a collective agent and quantitatively representative of a larger population, maybe even a whole society, would be able and entitled to speak on behalf of this population.

But a combination of inter-agency turf wars and government foot-dragging make this unlikely.