Sentence examples for dealing with agencies from inspiring English sources
The Administrative Resources Network Web site, www.adresnet.com, aimed at administrative assistants, has a temp section that offers advice in dealing with agencies.
One obvious benefit of merging the two businesses is that it will play into clients' demands for dealing with agencies which possess scale.
He is part time at Yeshiva and full time with his consulting firm -- he has a doctorate in special education -- dealing with agencies for handicapped adults on Long Island.
"I spend my life dealing with agencies who say 'Please don't write about us, write about the client'," says a Hollywood journalist (who, like almost everyone in the industry, is reluctant to be identified when speaking about Ari for fear of upsetting him).
Importantly, as with any other aspect of your job search, you must retain control when dealing with agencies, so insist on knowing where your CV is being sent.
The former Thai beauty queen drew from her own frustrating experiences dealing with agencies, which she found to be less than open to trans people.
"Dealing with other agencies he was like a bull in a china shop," D'Amuro replied.
At the onset of the participatory budgeting process, Councilman Lander shared Ms. Tobin's concern about dealing with the agencies.
"When you're dealing with regulatory agencies, as opposed to politicians, people tend to overestimate the amount of influence that lobbyists can have," Mr. Clarke said.
They are well versed in dealing with state agencies and they can spread the costs of regulation over a broad revenue base.
