superagency
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The body is also planning to search for a prominent woman to oversee a newly established superagency to promote women's political and social rights and economic empowerment.
From Washington Post ● Mar. 13, 2010
To iron out such problems, the Administration has revived the famous initials OPA and created the Office of Petroleum Allocation, which will now be absorbed into Simon's superagency.
From Time Magazine Archive
Though DOE was set up to bring order, drive and direction to the uncoordinated activities of the 50 federal agencies involved in energy matters, Secretary Schlesinger's superagency has been sinking into a bureaucratic stupor.
From Time Magazine Archive
Yet that hardly kept Greenspan from having to marshal his political cunning to defend himself against the Treasury's bid for a banking superagency.
From Time Magazine Archive
Administration officials feared that creation of the superagency would trigger demands for similar organiza tions to fight heart disease and other illnesses.
From Time Magazine Archive
He now aims to regroup most of the city's 80-odd departments and bureaus into ten superagencies.
From Time Magazine Archive
He also named four Deputy Premiers who will serve as heads of superagencies.
From Time Magazine Archive
The power of the newly created superagencies and the vast riches that changed hands in the transactions stunned the ad industry for weeks.
From Time Magazine Archive
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