Sentence examples for whatever agencies from inspiring English sources

Judge Mukasey told prosecutors, "I want it conveyed to whatever agencies are involved that I want it to stop". He added that he did not mean to suggest that the United States Attorney's Office in Manhattan was the source of the leaks.

Your identity portfolio is arguably more important than your credit portfolio, because if it takes a hit -- and at some point in your life it most likely will -- so does your credit for at least as long as it takes to sort things out with whatever agencies and institutions are involved in the particular way you were defrauded.

Take whatever idiot they have at the top of whatever agency and give me a better idiot.

Were those prisoners also working for the C.I.A.? (Or whatever agency Davis was affiliated with, as an "operative" or a contractor — his exact status is still not clear).

[LAUGHING] WALTER DE JONG: So the levels and you would find, the FDA or whatever agency regulates this will have deemed are not dangerous for your health.

"I think we want whatever's done by the government, at whatever level by whatever agency, to avoid inhibiting innovation," he says.

Burger King is best known for ads from 1974, with the theme "Have it your way," which seemingly inspired the changing lineup of Burger King marketing managers to want it their way periodically by dismissing whatever agency had worked for their predecessors.

Whatever agency's sins may be, it opened the way for something like competition, which is why it seems on the face of it painfully odd that publishers should face legal action for anti-competitive practices in adopting it.

"I've had multiple friends get out and get a job as Federal Marshals or with the DEA or whatever agency and get the job they wanted," he says.

It is clear, at any rate in the case where the airfoil is moving and the air is stationary, that this energy can come only from whatever agency propels the airfoil forward, and hence that the trailing vortices are a source of additional drag.

As the folks over at.Mic put it "we should all be aware that most supplements aren't Food and Drug Administration-approved, so companies like Moon Juice can sell you whatever the hell they want — and can even call them 'like, real magic' without penalty from the FDA or whatever agency wizards use". You can do whatever you want with your body, of course.