Sentence examples for of key agencies from inspiring English sources
An Aggressive Approach The administration's legal approach to terrorism began to emerge in the first turbulent days after Sept. 11, as the officials in charge of key agencies exhorted their aides to confront Al Qaeda's threat with bold imagination.
As you also report in the same issue (Council asks: what would you cut?) the effects of "austerity" (aka extreme poverty) on the capacity of key agencies to make a difference is increasing.
The government has gutted support for skills and training by cutting half a billion in funding as well as scrapping a range of key agencies (like the Australian Workforce Productivity Agency) to be abolished and funding for key programs (like support apprentices) scrapped.
Responsibilities of key agencies in MEC management.
Roles of key agencies in MEC management.
Congress expects to receive reports from the Inspectors General of key agencies regarding warrantless wiretapping activities, including those conducted under President Bush's Terrorist Surveillance Program.
The research also analyzed the influence of key agency policies such as contract specifications, project delivery methods, and STA budget on the use of CIM.
Scheduling, the statement said, always has been "dependent on requested topics to be addressed, and the collective availability of key agency leaders and subject matter experts who can address those topics".
Our evidence indicates that some Indigenous residents of AMP communities in Queensland, and many representatives of the key agencies providing support and advice, including those with a mandate for children's wellbeing, perceive that a conviction for a breach of AMP provisions, renders them ineligible to apply for and hold a PNBC.
It's great to have the support of the key agencies in the sector, who understand the value of helping their young employees, even in these tough times".
Burke, like Smith again, wrote 'philosophical' history, that is to say gave a view of the key agencies that had shaped human destiny over the long run of human society.
