Sentence examples for represent agencies from inspiring English sources
[C6.] Competing Views on Tobacco Ruling A Supreme Court ruling that overturned efforts by Massachusetts to limit tobacco ads is being hailed by the trade associations that represent agencies and major marketers.
A RULING by the Supreme Court that overturned efforts by Massachusetts to restrict tobacco advertising is being hailed by the trade associations that represent agencies and major marketers, which have long pressed to have commercial speech more fully protected under the First Amendment.
The new blue lines, also absent from figure 1, represent agencies bypassing GDSs and booking directly from airlines Many of the red lines, representing usage of traditional distribution systems, have been eliminated.
Explicit early arguments for the need to eventually represent agency in order to represent agential obligations are hard to find.
Trade organizations representing agencies and advertisers have agreed for the first time on guidelines for compensation agreements between their members.
I am ushered along the booths representing agencies: Salvation Army, Legal Aid, H.R.C., Labor Department, 9/11 Fund, S.B.A. and, lastly, FEMA.
These stakeholders represented agencies across diverse sectors including: domestic violence agencies (including shelters, advocacy services and crisis centers) (41%); justice or law enforcement (27%); health (23%) and education (5%).
John O'Grady, the president of the union that represents agency workers, said, "We're partners with states, tribes, municipalities.
371, the union that represents agency employees, said, "What the Brooklyn D.A. has done is indicted our whole profession".
Later, acting as his own lawyer, he filed several suits against the agency, his supervisor there and the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents agency workers.
Later, acting as his own lawyer, he filed several suits against the I.R.S., his supervisor there and the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents agency workers.
