Sentence examples for materials agency from inspiring English sources

"The battery industry is trying to squeeze more juice into these batteries for longer life," said Joe Delcambre, a spokesman for the hazardous materials agency.

Phthalates can be used as plasticizers in polyvinyl chloride plastics, to hold scent and as solvents in personal care products, and in food packaging and processing materials (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry 2001; Hauser and Calafat 2004).

Before that, "people were pretty much limited to materials agencies chose to disclose," Ms. Kirtley said.

This is captured in a process we term interactive stabilization, which describes how material agency becomes a focus for interactions between regulatory and industry actors.

In this paper, we argue that as the human agency and relationship intrinsically associated with care get transferred to the material agency of smart technology, value and trust should be a vital consideration for designing such services.

These results help identify channels through which firms can mitigate non-tax costs associated with tax avoidance and, hence, effectively pursue strategies that persistently reduce their corporate tax liabilities without incurring material agency costs.

Although traditional SFL descriptions do not treat Sensers as Agents in the ergative model, it may be inappropriate in contexts so deeply concerned with semiotic action to simply preserve the lexicogrammar's treatment of mental action as more passive than material agency (Moore 2005; Thibault 1993).

The Federal Trade Commission has received scores of complaints from people who paid money to operations with names like Income At Home and Online Business Systems, according to materials the agency released under the Freedom of Information Act.

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a family of chemicals that are created through the incomplete combustion of organic materials [ Agency for Toxix Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) 1995, 2005].

The C.I.A. has blocked publication of the manuscript, arguing that it contains too much classified material about agency operations.

But while OSHA's safety data sheets must cover all the potential dangers of a chemical or material, the agency doesn't look specifically at gender differences.