commercial agency

Sort of a commercial agency report, you know, nothing unusual, and it isn't the first time it's been done since your business got so large.

In 1986, after spending a brief time working with commercial agencies, he opened his own studio.

Trained people are on the way, and many of the people that we train go onto work college, other commercial agencies.

This aspect distinguishes the arrangement from the typical commercial agency of municipal law.

I settled for a human named Jean-Paul, from a highly recommended commercial agency.

Most of the credit work was then being done by a subsidiary, Retailers Commercial Agency.

Hull College Group works in partnership with a number of commercial agencies and can help students find suitable accommodation.

We maintain good relationships with French companies present in the UK and the local government commercial agencies.

There are commercial agencies, and government agencies.

State commercial agencies paid farmers a higher price for grain than the state received from the urban residents to whom they sold it.

Dublin Tourism is a state appointed commercial agency and the only regional tourist authority in Ireland.

These days, many ethnographers float freely between academia and business, holding down academic posts while consulting for commercial agencies.

In 2012, Shore parted ways with his long time commercial agency, Bill Charles Represents.

The make-believe bad guys and witnesses who inhabit Hogan's Alley are people hired by the hour through a commercial agency.

He first worked as a clerk for the Chicagoan Bond's Commercial Agency.

Hama is represented by 17 subsidiaries and numerous commercial agencies in Europe and beyond.

Critics of commercial agencies have accused them of being motivated by the search for business and covering the tracks of their past mistakes.

Jo first encountered photography when she joined the North London commercial agency, Photo Coverage as a secretary.

Several multi-national commercial agencies exist, typically being Anglo-American, pan-European or global.

The new service, the Forces Programme hired many new producers from the former commercial agencies, including Howard Thomas.

"The reason a lot of commercial agencies don't do this work all of the time is that they do tend to sell the candidate as a product.

A whole range of Russian banks and commercial agencies had opened there, and the stations themselves reflected the quickening of the commercial tempo.

Transmission of data to commercial agencies ( 28a BDSG)

According to Ms. Wiesen, adult sitters from commercial agencies charge about $4 an hour with a minimum of four hours and double on holidays.

Jobcentres, commercial agencies, hospital noticeboards, shop windows and vacancy boards on industrial estates are sources of vacancies for all ages.