Sentence examples for creating agency from inspiring English sources
But would the directors have been so generous if they had been paying it out of their own pockets?The great irony is that the most imaginative scheme to mitigate the agency costs of the public company ended up creating agency costs of its own.
For a medium so unbounded by its potential for creating agency in viewers, Dear Angelica's strength comes from bringing your soul in line with the pain and euphoria of the daughter herself.
This was supported by González and others who describe a salient characteristic of la mujer Mexicana (the Mexican woman) as one who embodies "the right to claim a space for creating agency and cultural integrity" [ 71- 74].
Conversely, multilateral donor agencies created by the strong involvement of civil society, with the support of other non-state actors, such as the private sector, will lead to new interests and reform coalitions creating agencies that are more successful in achieving strengthened governance processes.
Tünde Handó occupies a newly created post in a newly created agency: president of the National Judicial Office NJOO).
The new coalition government in Britain plans to move some of the regulator's enforcement powers to a newly created agency that would focus on white-collar crime.
But the executive director of the newly created agency U.N. Women, Michelle Bachelet, the former president of Chile, argued for a more open approach, it said, along with several others.
But the beauty of that is that these women in those spaces also can create agency over men in those spaces, right?
Moreover, in order to consolidate this institutional conversion process, federal agencies should create agency subdivisions that support those agencies responsible for providing prevention services, as seen with Brazil's Núcleo de Apoio á Saúde da Família's (NASF) support for the FHP.
Also in 1906, Roosevelt pressed Congress to pass the Pure Food and Drug and Meat Inspection acts, which created agencies to assure protection to consumers.
The most brazen example has been the effort to destroy two legally created agencies that Republicans dislike: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the National Labor Relations Board.
