Sentence examples for contract agent from inspiring English sources

And Crewdson reporting in the Times at the end of 1977 essentially says that they had one agent or contract agent at a newspaper in every world capital on Earth.

During the flight, according to papers filed by the Justice Department, Azar confessed to the charges against him--essentially that he was aware of corrupt payments made to a U.S. government contract agent to help Sima International secure or extend its contracts with U.S. government agencies.

The utility of ultrasound may be enhanced, and the mechanism of contract agent accumulation is better understood and specific targeting strategies for contrast agents developed for clinical use.

Over the years, as agents retired, Allstate had been replacing them with contract agents without full benefits but with a slightly higher commission rate.

The Americans he spoke with in the bustling desert emirate of Dubai were federal contract agents who, court papers say, told him they were on a special project to track the "financial support" of terrorist organizations in Afghanistan.

These studies demonstrated that the microbubble contract agents of various surface chemistries are readily phagocytosed by leukocytes attached to inflamed blood vessels.

The selection procedure for Contract Agents organised by the European Personnel Selection Office EPSOO) comprises a series of tests to assess the candidate's ability to perform the duties of the profile sought.

The species that gave the strongest contractions comparable to the maximum response obtained with acetylcholine, a well-known uterine contracting agent, were Bidens pilosa, Commelina africana, Desmodium barbatum, Manihot esculenta, Ocimum suave and Sphaerogyne latifolia.

It serves as "a market organizer, a market facilitator," not a regulator or contracting agent, she said.

David Clark, a Republican who is speaker of the Utah House of Representatives, said: "In our exchange, the government is a market facilitator, not a contracting agent.

A federal district judge sentenced a man from Washington, Mo., to five years in prison on 23 counts involving the impersonation of a federal officer and posing as a contracting agent.