Examples of 'agencies act' in a sentence

Meaning of "agencies act"

agencies act: This phrase commonly refers to a legislative or legal act that outlines the powers, responsibilities, and regulations governing various agencies. It can pertain to government bodies, organizations, or institutions that are authorized to perform specific functions within a defined scope

How to use "agencies act" in a sentence

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Eight agencies act as a local resource for neighbourhood women.
Consult with stakeholders on a review of the Farm Products Agencies Act.
Some of the government agencies act as licence and supervisory authorities.
Agencies act mainly on their own under the inspiration of some motivated procurement officials ;.
The Stewardship Agencies act as oversight agencies.
I think it troubling that they assume that adoption agencies act randomly . ".
Some escort agencies act in the lure and switch procedure.
Of course, only a minority of agencies act reprehensible.
Criminal justice agencies act in the closest possible cooperation with psychiatric care facilities.
As it stands, advertising agencies act like vendors.
Procuratorial Agencies Act Act on protection of the population against tuberculosis.
In performing their tasks, agencies act independently.
Will agencies act fast to foster the platform revolution?
Secondly, did the law enforcement agencies act as " shock troops " against minority communities?
French regional planning agencies act with respect to their public transport and planning policies.

See also

The criminal justice agencies act ex officio unless the Criminal Procedure Code provides otherwise.
Real estate agencies act for two types of clients,.

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