full-time agent

The organization consisted of a few hundred full-time agents and several thousand informants.

The Stasi employed one full-time agent for every 166 East Germans.

Others say the crossings should be made official ports with full-time agents checking people who pass through, thus ensuring security while providing access for locals.

She later rejoins the team, once again as a full-time agent along with newcomer Lady Blackhawk.

To combat the fraud, the Immigration and Naturalization Service is preparing to station a full-time agent in Pakistan.

In 1976, he became a full-time agent in the bureau's office in Baltimore; ten years later, he returned to headquarters and served as an inspector.

Many full-time agents have knowledge of pocket listings in their own office or in other offices of their own company.

The company also has a strong brand name and a force of 15,000 full-time agents that would be impossible for any newcomer to the field to build these days.

Whereas Austin was a full-time agent, Oscar was generally more reluctant to put Jaime into high-risk situations.

But if it were proved Liga's criminal organization are Cetagandan puppets, it could be worth sending a full-time agent to penetrate their ranks.

Intermediate stations included Wheeler, Beans, and Stickneys, though Wheeler was the only one with a full-time agent (until c.1930).

During the time that Myka leaves the Warehouse, Claudia apparently steps up to full-time agent status alongside Pete and Artie.

He is bolstering HUD's enforcement center, placing a full-time agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation at the helm, and cracking down on housing discrimination.

While Oracle and Huntress share a long history of animosity with one another, Black Canary eventually inspires Oracle to employ her as a full-time agent.

After 1963, the Shah expanded his security organizations, including SAVAK, which grew to over 5300 full-time agents and a large but unknown number of part-time informers.

Yet nationally, only 51 full-time agents in the special enforcement unit of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency were assigned in 2004 to work on these cases, the report says.

This reorganization of the local Labour movement was greatly fostered by the appointment of full-time agents, the creation of provincial Labour newspapers and the attempts to create women's sections.

In addition, arrangements were made to reinforce the party's regional councils; and three-year grants were to be paid from the general election fund to enable constituency parties to employ full-time agents.

In addition, he received Secret Service protection from forty full-time agents and other security at a cost to the government estimated at $10 million annually, more than double that of other living presidents.

In general, political propaganda was already difficult in this 'phoney' war period, and a number of full-time agents found their appointments terminated, though some special 'war grants'were paid by the central party organisation.

He spent hours reviewing taped transcripts, and said he was so highly esteemed by Federal investigators that one official told him he had done as much work in his first six months as three full-time agents.

But, he thought, that wouldn't explain why the Orange County Sheriff's office is after him--especially to the extent of installing all those holos and assigning a full-time agent to watch and report on him.

Although MBL Life has no full-time agents, the company has about 2,500 independent agents under limited contract, many of whom were part of a 1,400-member force that was disbanded after Mutual Benefit's collapse.

By this time it was obvious that they needed a full-time agent, and they hired Michael Chugg of Consolidated Rock (the Melbourne agency which became a cornerstone of the Mushroom Records empire).

As Coleman's real job was to file back-channel reports on the operations of DEA Nicosia, the DIA was hardly likely to have told Hurley that they were lending him a full-time agent.