In the face of this offence, journalists are at great peril in their craft if they are taking on government agencies in serious public interest reporting.
Re "Taking On a Troubled Agency" (Jan . 26: Most people would agree that technology to track child welfare cases is not a "miracle cure".
It's a humbling perspective to take on one's agency, and one that may "taint one's own view of one's moral self as an achievement" (2004: 246), and make one feel that "indignation on one's part would be self-righteous and indulgent" (2004: 254).
I blagged my way into Arsenal and Spurs matches and started to take on the agencies.
Don went in to that Hershey meeting thinking they weren't really serious about taking on an agency, so in a way, there wasn't much at stake for him.
Under the cosh of the Francis report, hospitals have increased nursing numbers but only by taking on expensive agency staff or scouring other countries and poaching their staff.
DealBook » Another Federal Judge Takes the S.E.C. to Task | The Securities and Exchange Commission now has a new critic in federal court in Manhattan: Judge William H. Pauley III, who has a history of taking on the agency.
Just pay Starting to work UnAmerican The growth machine Reprints Related items Japan: We're number two May 16th 2002 Rating agencies: Badly overratedMay 16th 2002 Japanese shareholder activism: A clash over cashMay 16th 2002In taking on the rating agencies, Japan's officials make two main arguments.
In the same way, perhaps, that Uber is disrupting traditional taxi firms and private car hire companies, the Swedish startup is taking on traditional marketing agencies or the need to recruit an 'on foot' or local sales team of your own.
Reorganisation and cutbacks have meant that the institutions with which I have been working are not taking on as many agency staff as they were.
In the past two weeks, it has taken on an extra 15,000 agency staff in Britain.
