Sentence examples for string of agencies from inspiring English sources
A string of agencies started up after the second world war and fed the enormous appetite for black and white magazine stories that showed France being rebuilt.
Two weeks ago, Sir Martin Sorrell, boss of the WPP string of agencies, said that newspaper and magazine ads attracted 20% of advertising revenue but only 7 to 10% of reading time.
In recent years, Mr. Levy bought a string of agencies, including Britain's fabled Saatchi & Saatchi, that catapulted the French agency company Publicis Groupe into the forefront of the advertising world.
A string of agencies and professionals missed opportunities to prevent the death of schoolgirl Christina Edkins, who was fatally stabbed on a bus by a homeless man with serious mental health issues, an investigation has concluded.
The PCT, local councils, patient forums and a string of other agencies were also highlighted for key failures.
SAN FRANCISCO — The F.B.I.'s arrests of 14 people last week were the most ambitious crackdown yet on a loose-knit group of hackers called Anonymous that has attacked a string of government agencies and private companies over the last eight months.
A federal judge in New York on Friday delivered a 10-year prison sentence to Jeremy Hammond, a prominent member of the hacking group Anonymous who pleaded guilty earlier this year to breaking into the computer servers of a string of corporations, government agencies and law enforcement advocacy groups.
This is just the latest in a mounting string of offenses by government agencies against Muslim Americans.
The potentially gigantic claim, which S&P dismissed as "frivolous and without merit", relates to the string of downgrades the rating agency issued on Italian debt when the eurozone crisis intensified in 2011.
And NASA's foreign partners as well as the White House are watching closely to see how well the shuttle performs what could be the start of its last string of missions before the agency sets its sights on the moon and Mars.
The disclosure of Social Security numbers in the census database is the latest in a string of data breaches at federal agencies in the past few years.
