Sentence examples for regional agent from inspiring English sources
Last week, the Asia-Pacific Bregionaling Union – agentional agent for Fifa – announced it would provide free coverage of the tournament so that North Korea's 23 million citizens can get a taste of life outside their homeland.
Naji's book offers practical tips on how to fill the power vacuum left by what he calls the retreating armies of the west and its regional agent regimes, as a result of gradual violence applied by the mujahideen.
However, when used as an effective IV regional agent, the concentrations of ketamine were more than 10-fold greater than when used systemically, decreasing the likelihood that systemic administration provides a strong effect on peripheral receptors [ 25].
The bank's regional agents have been hearing a similar story.
He noted that the data collected by Bank of England regional agents on construction also suggested strength, rather than weakness.
The long-running dispute stems from an error in the treatment of commissions paid to an army of Littlewoods regional agents during the previous 30 years.
The Bank of England has been sceptical about figures that jar not just with the BRC survey but also with other information, including reports from its own regional agents.
The Bank of England's summary of business conditions, based on reports from regional agents, said "investment intentions had fallen since the EU referendum" and pointed to "broadly flat business investment over the next year".
In a speech to the Bank's regional agents yesterday, Mr Nickell justified his position by arguing that a cut was needed to prevent inflation from falling short of the Bank's 2% target.
Housing and property The Bank of England's regional agents survey found that there was a dip in housing market activity after 23 June, but that transactions had so far proved to be more resilient than some had expected.
The monthly survey by the Bank's regional agents – considered to be the "eyes and ears" of policymakers in Threadneedle Street – found that a majority of firms questioned were not planning to mothball investment or change hiring plans.
