federal agency

英 [ˈfedərəl ˈeɪdʒənsi]

美 [ˈfedərəl ˈeɪdʒənsi]

联邦机构

法律

英英释义

noun

• an administrative unit of government
  1. the Central Intelligence Agency
  2. the Census Bureau
  3. Office of Management and Budget
  4. Tennessee Valley Authority
  Synonym:agencygovernment agencybureauofficeauthority

双语例句

• In1970, a federal agency was created to coordinate governmental action to protect environment.
  1970年，成立了一个联邦机构以协调政府的环保行为。
• Although the program is administered by a federal agency, the Social Security Administration, it uses no federal funds.
  虽然这一计划是由联邦政府机构社会保障管理局来执行的，这一机构并不使用联邦政府的经费。
• Every federal agency must publish general statements of how the agency functions.
  每个联邦机构必须公布机构功能的总体陈述。
• No pharmaceutical drug can be sold until it is thoroughly tested and then approved by a federal agency.
  药品在销售之前必须经过某联邦机构的彻底检查和批准。
• We sought the advice of a former Virginia State Trooper, now retired and working happily at an intelligence analyst job for a federal agency in Washington, D.C.
  我们请教了已退休的前弗吉尼亚州高速公路警察，他目前正愉快地在华盛顿特区为一家联邦机构做情报分析工作。
• Federal courts also interpret federal legislation and federal agency rules and decisions.
  联邦法院也解释联邦法律、机构规章及决定。
• Every federal agency must publish the descriptions of its organizational structure.
  每个联邦机构必须公布对其组织结构的描述。
• To offset these factors, legislation was enacted creating the Small Business Administration, an independent federal agency.
  为了消除这些因素的影响，国会决定设立一个独立的联邦政府机构小企业管理局。
• The National Archives is the federal agency that collects and saves official records.
  国家档案馆是收集和保管官方资料的联邦机构。
• I'd begin with a question: Can state and local governments and private industry more efficiently and at less expense accomplish the goals of a Cabinet department or a federal agency?
  我开始以一个问题：能否州和地方政府以及私营工业更有效率和更低的代价完成了内阁部门或联邦机构的目标是什么？