Sentence examples for countries agencies from inspiring English sources
The lawyers are bringing damages claims on behalf of a dozen Gaddafi opponents who were targeted by the two countries' agencies during the covert cooperation.
Gaddafi's agents recorded MI5 as warning in September 2006 that the two countries' agencies should take steps to ensure that their joint operations would never be "discovered by lawyers or human rights organisations and the media".
The letter, written in 2007, followed a period in which the dictator's intelligence officers were permitted to operate in the UK, approaching and intimidating Libyan refugees in an attempt to persuade them to work as informants for both countries' agencies.
Lawful interception is one of the most intrusive forms of law enforcement assistance, and in a number of countries agencies and authorities must obtain a specific lawful interception warrant in order to demand assistance from an operator.
The evidence and reflections presented in The World Health Report 2006 [ 1] and the compromise established around the development of the "decade of human resources" mobilized countries, agencies, associations, and international organizations and influenced a number of actions for international collaboration on the subject of HRH.
In high-income countries, agency nurses play an important role in assisting hospitals to cope with the variability in the patient demand, maintain patient care, and deal with the problems of recruitment and chronic staff shortages (8, 11, 12).
The $350 million, 950,000-square-foot building will house the Kings Country Family Court, New York State Supreme Court and related city and country agencies.
They will not improve the evaluation capability of host-country agencies.
By conducting surveillance and capacity building and assisting with training and outbreak investigations, all integrated into the functions and capabilities of host-country agencies, relationships are forged and trust is developed.
Europe, Canada, Mexico and several Asian countries have agencies that can assess these developments and propose responses.
How do they co-operate with other countries' intelligence agencies in the western world and elsewhere?
