Conduct due diligence on partners and other key agents or contractors.
The conversation at the meeting turned to a touchy subject, the identity of key agents inside Iran.
In the days of a centralised economy, these institutions were key agents of state control and capital allocation.
Teachers are the key agents in ensuring that this is the case and young people must be sure of equality and acceptance in the eyes of their educators.
But spiders are the key agents and they have now clothed our entire landscape in a silk garment: all Britain, perhaps, as one single glittering weave.
After Squibb merged with Bristol-Myers, they closed their antibacterial program," he said, as did Abbott, which developed key agents in the past treatment of gram-negative bacteria.
Their uninspired monikers aside, all of these plans share one defining feature: doctors are to be the key agents of change.
"The security forces in America, Britain and the republic had two key agents inside the Real IRA but did not share the information they were providing to the police in Northern Ireland".
The Reagan Administration has been jolted by the second world figures--Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak and Jordan's King Hussein--whom Hussein--whom Hussein--whoms of moderatitn and good sense in the Middle East.
And he has done legwork, interviewing a gaggle of people intimate with postwar comedy and its milieu, from key agents like Charles Joffe and Jack Rollins to fans like Roger Ailes, a Sahl devotee, and Robin Williams, who grew up idolizing Bruce and Winters.
The New Yorker, July 2 , 1984P. 84 The Reagan Administration has been jolted by the second world figures--Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak and Jordan's King Hussein--whom it regards as the key agents of moderation and good sense in the Middle East.
