Sentence examples for constituent agencies from inspiring English sources

Such distaste will probably be widespread at Omnicom, whose constituent agencies pride themselves on their independence.

The city, state and federal governments maintain their own separate lists or databases of problem contractors, those with which they either refuse to do business or caution their constituent agencies against, based on varying sets of criteria.

Planners from the authority's constituent agencies, which run the region's bus, subway and commuter-rail networks, along with its tunnels and bridges, have been meeting weekly to evaluate the pros and cons of new fare structures.

The authority's inspector general, Barry L. Kluger, has been lobbying to standardize the vetting process for contractors and subcontractors since 2008, when a moving company rejected by one of the authority's constituent agencies because its owner had been convicted of racketeering was hired by another.

Across the table often were representatives of Federation, the community funding agency charged with distributing money to a variety of constituent agencies.

Because of lack of agreement in categorization, data from CDC, state health departments, and FDA and USDA and their constituent agencies are often not directly comparable.

Since that time, investigators have broadened the scope of their research significantly, studying, for example, the continual recycling of the Earth's constituent materials through agencies of the hydrosphere and atmosphere coupled with seafloor spreading, mountain building, and other processes involving the terrestrial crust.

"Plans were adopted and not carried out, promises were made and broken and there was a tremendous amount of bitterness on the part of constituents, leaders and agencies," Mr. Shapiro recalled.

"He has and will continue to be an advocate for his Illinois constituents before administration agencies but will not request Congressional earmarks to be included in House or Senate legislation".

Any set of recommendations for sharing Big Data would depend on the application domain, local, state and federal guidelines, and feedback from all constituents, including funding agencies and the broader research community.

Furthermore, scientific information forever remains only one consideration of the decision maker – economic impact, resource tradeoffs, political considerations, constituent needs, and agency funding are other obvious and equally relevant considerations.