Sentence examples for indispensable agent from inspiring English sources

He went next to Madrid as first secretary in the embassy, where he became an indispensable agent of French diplomacy.

In contrast to such scholars as John Lewis Gaddis, Mr Leffler finds that "Reagan was critically important, but Gorbachev was the indispensable agent of change".Any broad-brush survey such as this one will have its gaps and "For the Soul of Mankind" is no exception.

However, other emerging powers, with very different values, are always willing to supply the means and resources that the Cuban government needs in order to control and repress, because Cuba is an indispensable agent for the expansion of these economies and their geopolitical interests in the area.

He retained, however, a degree of admiration for the sovereign, and he remained convinced that the enlightened kings are the indispensable agents of progress.

Much to the surprise of both, it was Tony Blair who provided the British armed forces with a new purpose for the post-Cold War world as the indispensable agents of his doctrine of international interventionism.

It goes without saying that the school's guidance counselors are the indispensable recruiting agents for any new course.

Prevention of denial-of-service attacks is indispensable for distributed agent systems to execute securely.

That's a clever way to become an indispensable resource to agents, and thus secure their deals on its site — the dynamic recalls Practo, the well-funded health startup from India which too offers Saas products for healthcare practices in addition to a consumer-facing doctor-patient connector.

That's a clever way to become an indispensable resource to agents, and thus secure their deals on its site — the dynamic recalls Practo, the well-funded health startup from India which too offers Saas products for healthcare practices in addition to a consumer-facing doctor-patient connector.

It has been demonstrated that the presence of the reducing agent, propane, is indispensable in order to obtain active catalyst.

Each virtue is defined partly in terms of a recognition and whole-hearted commitment to some fact or facts, a commitment understood by the agent to be indispensable for gaining, maintaining, or expressing her ultimate value.