Sentence examples for a different bureau from inspiring English sources
"It should have been mandatory that you take 10percentt of the loans and completely reverify them, order a credit report from a different bureau, an appraisal from a different company, send documentation to the people again," Mr. Grothjan said.
You are entitled to one free report annually from each of the three major credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian and Trans Union so you can order one from a different bureau every four months.
Credit bureaus are heavily dependent on lenders for both revenue and the information the bureaus package and sell; if a credit bureau presses a lender too hard, the lender could patronize a different bureau and withhold data about its customers.
Researchers said the crossover prevention program's transfer to a different bureau resulted in a period of "drift".
Altgens had retired from the AP in 1979 after more than 40 years, rather than accept a transfer to a different bureau.
"We identify actual perpetrators," Mr. McCarthy said, "who are wanted by a number of different bureaus and a number of different agencies, in some cases, at Compstat and we examine the hunt for them and push it up to the top of the pile".
And Mark Walhberg is a cop too, in a needlessly convoluted plot twist whereby two agents from different bureaus were set up to go undercover and rob a bank and then kill each other but, now that the plot has backfired, the two agents will be forced to work alongside one another to figure out who masterminded the set up despite their mutual violent mistrust of each other.
Krieger and Jeremy Weinstein took the class on a blitzkrieg tour through the State Department's byzantine organizational chart, introducing different bureaus and their functions and explaining how their missions often intersect, overlap and sometimes collide.
Five different bureaus have been asked to come up with innovative ideas.
For many years he and I were in different bureaus of The Times, he in Washington and New York, and I in London and Boston.
The fundamental political dilemma of decentralization and centralization is decentralization may balance the authorities of different bureaus in the government and is effective in hardening budget constraints and uniting workers to commit to organizations' long-term goals as a whole.
