Eastern Congo, where the biggest spoils are, is still overrun by marauding militias, and on Monday many former fighters stripped off their camouflage, donned civilian clothes and served as agents for militias-turned-political parties.
The first schools contacted served as agents for locating other schools.
McBride resigned in 1915 because of ill health and served as agent general for British Columbia in London until his death.
A South Carolina statute provides that life insurance companies and their agents may not operate an undertaking business, and undertakers may not serve as agents for life insurance companies.
Recently, in the wake of the digital revolution and the music industry's implosion, Solomon and Blumberg have begun serving as agents for technologists.
The correct premise is that students pay the license fees and the competing copyshops serve as agents for publishers in collecting and remitting the fees.
"We are not talking about a leader who suffers a little moral depravity and debauchery, we are talking about apostacy and serving as agents for infidels," he said, refering to the longstanding alliance between the Al-Sauds and Washington.
While some Muslims accused the Copts of serving as agents for foreign powers and of controlling Egypt's economy, some Copts accused Muslims of destroying churches and compelling Egyptian Christians to convert to Islam.
Also, I signed an executive order mandating that District law-enforcement officials not serve as agents for federal immigration law enforcement, thereby helping to build trust with our immigrant community and facilitating cooperation with the police.
These models provide a means to dissect the critical components of tumorigenesis, as well as serve as agents for preclinical testing.
Since GPs serve as agents for different patients for the same set of conditions on an ongoing basis, they are well positioned to observe quality ex post and use that information to advise future patients.
