Sentence examples for fact agents from inspiring English sources

The school staff members were, in fact, agents of the government, the court said, and were bound by the constitution's limits against intrusive and unreasonable searches.

In fact, agents (e.g. KCl) that elevate [Ca2+]i in β-cells can trigger insulin secretion even in the absence of glucose.

Conservatives have retorted that all too many of the so-called innocent radicals were, in fact, agents of the Soviet Union.

The good news is that most of these agents are, in fact, agents and not scam artists - just use some common sense - but there are a few caveats.

The policy recommendation is robust: the welfare loss entailed by optimal policy under learning if the private sector actually has rational expectations is much smaller than if the central bank mistakenly assumes rational expectations when in fact agents are learning.

As a matter of descriptive fact, agents' priors are certainly influenced by their socio-historical environment.

In fact, agent-based models for the establishment of norms have found a lot of interest, recently [47] [60].

In entrenching new social facts, agents transform the ideals themselves as well as their institutional form.

Regarding the definition, note that agent B could in fact be agent A. Regarding clause (1), note that agent A is not necessarily morally responsible for the effect E1 or E2 that his or her action x produces.

Taking into account the fact that agents like Mr. Neeley sold dozens of the 6,157 single-family homes bought in Westchester last year, many agents in the county likely sold no homes.

Since June, in fact, F.B.I. agents have been investigating leaks to The New York Times about the computer attacks on Tehran.