Sentence examples for losing agents from inspiring English sources

We show that in addition to being faithful, DMW protects the anonymity of the losing agents and the privacy of their bids.

PFD may be losing agents, but it retains the valuable backlist, which comprises the rights to books, plays and films that are not part of the current year's budget.

Does Boehner support cuts that result in kids being thrown off Head Start and the FBI losing agents and fewer Mexicans being deported?

He who hesitated was lost, agents warned clients.

If the worst Iran's terror masterminds can do is lose agents in the Mexican borderlands negotiating with faux drug lords, Americans can rest easy.

The "antileak" legislation was requested by the Central Intelligence Agency, which said it has lost agents and sophisticated surveillance methods because of newspaper articles based on leaks of classified information, and was drafted with help from the Justice Department.

After the war, when the tally of lost agents turned out to be a little worse than 1 in 4, Ms. Atkins pushed to be assigned to investigate each of the 118 cases.

The move further strengthens UTA's news and speaking divisions while further gutting CAA's news division, which also lost agent Olivia Metzger last year.

They could recoup some picks as compensation for losing free agents, but that is hardly ideal for a rebuilding team.

Owners will also vote on eliminating draft-pick compensation for teams losing free agents, part of the settlement of 1981's 50-day strike.

The Yankees would have been content if any of the three players accepted the one-year, $13.3 million offer — a designation created in last year's collective bargaining agreement for teams to be compensated for losing free agents.