Sentence examples for air quality office from inspiring English sources

"We're not saying it's pristine," said Dick Long of the Environmental Protection Agency's regional air quality office here.

Jeffrey R. Holmstead, who led the E.P.A.'s air quality office in President George W. Bush's administration and who now represents business clients, said the agency had concluded that the standard as proposed would not survive a certain court challenge.

Jeffrey R. Holmstead, who led the E.P.A.'s air quality office in President George W. Bush's administration and who now represents business clients, took a more sanguine view of the agency's action than many other industry spokesmen.

"Look, in January there will be appropriations battles and a whole lot of other tough fights," said Jeffrey Holmstead, head of the E.P.A.'s air quality office in the recent Bush administration and now a lobbyist for industry.

The report also showcased a split in the agency between political officials in the air quality office, which Mr. Holmstead leads, and lawyers charged with enforcement, including some who have left the agency in frustration.

In an e-mail, Karl Simon, a compliance official in the E.P.A.'s transportation and air quality office, said the agency was "continuing to evaluate information from all manufacturers and looks to identify areas where manufacturers can continue to improve their S.C.R. systems in order to provide additional assurances that emission controls are properly working".

Perciasepe headed both the agency's water pollution and air quality offices under President Clinton.

Tehran's air quality control office issued an advisory that anyone with health problems, particularly respiratory ones, should stay home, but acknowledged that most people could not afford to skip a day of work.

(223) Guidelines for good indoor air quality in office premises were promulgated by the Singapore Ministry of the Environment in 1996.

That job will be up to the likes of the Federal Highway Administration, local air quality management offices and departments of transportation instead.

They started working with environmental groups such as Communities for a Better Environment and the Coalition for a Safe Environment, and pressure in Sacramento and the air quality district offices in Diamond Bar eventually led to tighter restrictions.