The phrase "at bureau" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or organization, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "Please submit your application at the bureau of motor vehicles."
Alternatives: "at the office" or "at the agency".
L. 107 56, § 505(a)(1), inserted "at Bureau headquarters or a Special Agent in Charge in a Bureau field office designated by the Director" after "Deputy Assistant Director" in introductory provisions.
Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, promoted her to work at bureau headquarters last December.
A specific concern was that agents were interviewed at bureau headquarters with F.B.I. supervisors present.
He was then asked if he knew of anyone at bureau headquarters, where Mr. Pitts had also worked.
Mr. Miranda, the F.B.I. agent, said he had twice recommended that officials at bureau headquarters give Mr. Al Ridi $50,000 for his help.
With hundreds of foreigners in flight schools around the country, officials at bureau headquarters regarded the proposed investigative plan as a "sizable undertaking," one official said.
The online currency tool at travelmoney.moneysavingexpert.com compares rates at bureaux and ranks them.
This is the similar to the difference quoted between the "buy" and "sell" rate at bureaux de change, and can be around 1% or 1.5%.
By the end of the week, sterling had dropped so vertiginously that one pound didn't buy one euro at bureaux de change.
Before the advent of "plastic", consumers were forced to queue at bureaux de change and high-street banks to get their hands on cash.
That mission continues today at bureaus in L.A., Atlanta and Washington, D.C., as Millennials -- burdened with college debt and unemployment -- create stories about living in a hashtag-centric world.
