Voorbeelden van agency

• The advertising agency secured the contract on the back of their previous successful campaigns.

• The holiday was cancelled so the travel agency had to refund everybody the price of the tickets.

• The duty of the agency is to act in the best interests of the child.

• For several years she operated a dating agency from her basement flat.

• The agency was not accredited by the Philippine Consulate to offer contracts to Filipinos abroad.

• This kind of neurological disorder should make us question our concepts of agency and free will.

• The toddler period is a key transition period for the development of independent functioning and a child's sense of agency.

• The character is a woman who has lost her voice and, with it, her agency.

• States can provide their partners with funds, equipment and technology, and organizational blueprints to alter the format of such agencies.

• Bureaucratic agencies often seek to broaden their institutional autonomy, and skillfully develop mechanisms to accomplish this.

• Figure 1 (over) shows the resources held by ministers, departments and agencies.

• The differential financial, legal, managerial and structural autonomies granted to agencies clearly led to differing relationships between agencies and the parent department and its minister.

• Distributed public governance: agencies, authorities and other government bodies.

• Moreover, most aid agencies are unable to think beyond the limits of liberal selfmanagement.

• Basically, it is no longer sufficient for humanitarian agencies to save lives.

• Does knowledge-based aid make for more efficient and effective agencies ?

• Established full-time workers employed by these companies and by state agencies are also included in this category.

• The financial well-being of the water sector in many countries has been undermined by the non-payment of water bills by government agencies.

• However, the company's financial position was overshadowed by low prices and non-payment by government agencies.

• There are several challenges for agencies involved in conducting good international investigations of foodborne illness.

• Many psychological and social factors need to be taken into account before assuming policies that characterize secure information sharing in and among agencies.

• The combined prejudices of advertisers and advertising agencies has resulted in a continued negative attitude towards the older population.

• Other helpers would appreciate additional services from other agencies - but older people are not always willing to accept these.