Sentence examples for driving agencies from inspiring English sources

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For example, in Louisiana, the number of private schools has grown to about 60 this year, from just two in 1993, said Sheila Vernado, a spokeswoman for the Driving School Association of the Americas, which represents owners of commercial driving agencies.

What seems to be driving the agency's calculations is the unending hostility of ranchers and hunters to protecting top predators like gray wolves and grizzlies.

His tenor at the Internet giant saw him take on various "senior roles" including "driving media agency relationships as Agency Sales Director and leading the company's publisher efforts as Head of Publisher Partnerships".

That share is expected to keep growing as fire seasons get longer in a changing climate, driving the agency to what it calls a "tipping point".

Using data from highway tolls and GPS technology, the reporters found 800 police officers from a dozen different agencies driving at average speeds of 90 to more than 120 miles per hour.

The company's executives said they were not permitted to divulge the specific agency driving the contract award, but said that it was a "security-oriented agency".

Tepco did not fulfil its responsibilities as a private corporation, instead obeying and relying upon the government bureaucracy of Meti, the government agency driving nuclear policy.

An internationally recognized scientist and executive with more than 30 years of experience, Dr. Spinrad is the senior scientist for the agency, driving policy and program direction for science and technology priorities.

But he has lost the trust of much of the population, who accuse him of everything from corruption to selling out to international agencies to driving the country to war and division.

Lianne Gray, LGC Group's strategic account manager for occupational drug testing, said employees in safety-critical roles - such as operating heavy machinery or driving - and government agencies were most likely to be screened.