Sentence examples for private agents from inspiring English sources

Private agents did this by reducing spending.

Should private agents, with their interests, be allowed to rate other private players?

They say it gutted the agency, whose 45 offices became operated by politically connected private agents.

Private "agents" promised to search for missing men in exchange for a percentage of their widows' pensions.

The positive sales figure came a day after a private agents' group reported that sales of previously owned homes rose 3.1percentt in July.

The latter clearly addresses the underlying problem, namely that private agents do not fully take into account the negative climate externality of CO2 emissions.

Mr Goloshchapov, the private agents' spokesman, expresses the mood this way: "In Gorbachev's time Russia was liked by the West and what did we get for it?

Once constructed it is up to private agents to do as they judge appropriate within the consequent market framework.I agree that Britain has been a major beneficiary of globalisation, but I think it is a rewriting of history to suggest that those who designed the reforms of the 1980s explicitly did so because they knew globalisation was coming with such force.

My answer is that it had much to do with a different diagnosis of the nature of the economic and financial crisis that hit the industrial world and the role of the central bank in dealing with such a crisis.The American monetary authorities, correctly, understood that the crisis had led to a balance-sheet recession, i.e. an attempt by private agents to deleverage.

These demands on the state are supported by claims that they are, in their ethos and expertise, 'private agents of public health'; in other words, more than 'just merchants' (Tousignant 2013a).

In the late 1990s, fewer [private] agents came [to us with applications], and in 1999, we lost visa free access to Canada.