Sentence examples for technical agency from inspiring English sources

Amano was supported by the US and others who saw him as rolling back the IAEA's political aspirations under ElBaradei to a more technical agency".

"It is very important to remember that the WHO is a secretariat effectively and a technical agency responsive to ministries of health and state governments.

At issue is a nationwide "backbone" network for the Internet, operated under the supervision of the Government's main scientific and technical agency, the National Science Foundation.

Second, WHO is also the leading technical agency in global health, assisting states with surveillance, strengthening health systems and preparing grant applications.

But Dr. Chan said that governments have the primary responsibility "to take care of their people," calling the W.H.O. a technical agency that provides advice and support.

Our findings highlight the distinctive contribution that a 'temporal turn' can bring to longitudinal research studies by providing insight into the technical agency of ERP packages and how its temporal inscriptions shaped the emergence of a socio-technical information system.

Some have called for it to be split in two, with separate political and technical agencies.

The technical agencies are also struggling to deal with the huge amount of "open-source" information now available.

The FAO coordinates the efforts of governments and technical agencies in programs for developing agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and land and water resources.

Principal GEO liaison to United Nations technical agencies and institutions including the UN Statistical Commission and United Nations Environment Program, UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) Secretariat, WHO, UNOOSA and others.

There are three very expensive technical agencies: the N.S.A., which is responsible for code-breaking, code-making, communications monitoring, and information warfare; the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, which makes maps and analyzes surveillance photographs; and the National Reconnaissance Office, which provides satellite imagery.