Sentence examples for union agency from inspiring English sources

Last year, Frontex, a new European Union agency charged with border security, began patrolling the Mediterranean with boats and aircraft.

A European Union agency whose role is principally to share information between police forces in EU member countries.

A tip in 2008 from Eurojust, a European Union agency dedicated to fighting organized crime, led the F.B.I. to the discovery of the "Lost Boy" online network.

The European Union agency ECHO has provided €30m (£21m) in support, distributing food to 1.2 million people and emergency shelter to a further three million.

In a recently released report, the European Asylum Support Office, a European Union agency designed to help coordinate asylum practices, had found that Afghan asylum seekers faced a wide variation in rates of acceptance across member states.

In recent days, the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control, a European Union agency based in Stockholm, and other health authorities in Europe had placed blame for the outbreak on a rare strain of E. coli called O104:H4.

Asked about the highly targeted and personalized Red October attack, both Hypponen and Kaspersky currently seem to assume that it was a state-sponsored attack, especially given that it took a good amount of traditional espionage to target the embassies, European Union agencies and space and nuclear research centers around the world the malware attacked over the last few years.

As a sign of change, United Nations and African Union agencies have started projects to study the arguments and evidence around local production of medicines [ 32].

A spokeswoman for the IOC said the body was "conducting a fair and open bidding process giving all interested parties - broadcast unions, agencies and individual broadcasters, including EBU members - the opportunity to acquire 2014-2016 Olympic games broadcast rights in Europe".

They were created by Benenson Janson in Studio City, Calif., the civil liberties union's agency since July 2002.

A spokesperson for the student union letting agency said: "We will look into making the summer liability for graduates more explicit now that this has been raised".