There are even full-fledged agencies that manage social media contracts for actors, sports figures, and musicians.
To suppose that a full-fledged new agency is needed is to suppose that Winston Churchill should have set up an independent agency to manage homeland defense during the Battle of Britain or that David Ben-Gurior or any of his successors should have done something of the sort in Israel.
The plan also calls for raising the regulatory body's status to that of a full-fledged government agency, giving it greater power.
The truth is the Federal Reserve System is run by the Fed's Board of Governors, a full-fledged federal agency.
As DeGrazia himself argues elsewhere, for example, only normal adult humans are capable of what he calls "full-fledged moral agency" (1996, 199 210).
The Fed is a creature of Congress – a full-fledged government agency in all but name, with very little resemblance to what Congress created in 1913.
Today the company is announcing a considerable expansion of its services, launching as HelloSociety, turning the analytics engine into a full-fledged marketing agency and suite of software services to help brands drive revenue from Pinterest.
On any reasonable view of moral status, then, there will not be a large difference between the consideration due a borderline person and the consideration due a paradigmatic person, and a borderline person should therefore be viewed as analogous to a child: "not as substantially autonomous or as having full-fledged moral agency but as deserving moral protections of full strength" (ibid., 323).
It cost White three games from his finest NFL season, but he supported the Players Association's cause as much as anyone, and later would lead the charge toward full-fledged free agency.
