Sentence examples for overlapping agencies from inspiring English sources

"Overlapping agencies -- they cost a fortune," he said at a town hall meeting.

Our services are regulated on multiple levels, often by overlapping agencies, and we have a strong compliance record.

"Our services are regulated on multiple levels, often by overlapping agencies, and we have a strong compliance record," the firm said.

And third, the paper's framework provides a way to think through the problem of "overlapping agencies," where multiple decisionmakers have the power to intervene in the same policy area.

According to Amnesty International, the ICJ, and exile sources, Amin deliberately created four rival and overlapping agencies to carry out his mass killings.

His Justice Department has joined in the effort to block Mr. Ridge from consolidating the four overlapping agencies in charge of watching American borders.

When he is followed by plainclothes state security agents—as happens now and then he likes to call the cops on them, setting off a Marx Brothers muddle of overlapping police agencies: "an absurdist novel gone bad," as he puts it.

Through a prodigious web of overlapping security agencies ranging from armed riot police to plain-clothes informants to the baltagiyya – casually-employed ex-prisoners and local thugs – Mubarak's ruling clique had effectively instilled a sense of hopelessness in an overwhelming proportion of the population, whose instincts lay in avoiding the state, not defying it.

She said the new unit, which is expected to be relatively small, will not overlap existing agencies that have operations that investigate and disrupt cyberattacks.

The governance of PHC in Nigeria reflects the relations between local health markets, communities, sub-national governments, the national government and global agencies, with overlapping centres of authority and responsibility, which interact to determine the rules under which people can act in the demand and supply of services (McGinnis 2011).

"Too many agencies overlapping, too many opportunities for delay".