Sentence examples for beyond departments from inspiring English sources

The second area is the ability to have a necessary social vision so the mayor may have a feel for the hopes & aspirations of the people beyond departments.

Such departments are often independent, but it is possible that by connect different resources beyond departments, Japanese firms find new business opportunities.

I started my journey to the dark side in the Beyond Beauty department of London's Harvey Nichols department store.

She also intends to go beyond department policy to look at the actual tactics officers used in their interactions with and ultimate shooting of Mann.

"The sad part is we've gotten into a culture of criminalizing mental illness... almost like the police are forced into a position to handle them in that moment". She also intends to go beyond department policy to look at the actual tactics officers used in their interactions with and ultimate shooting of Mann.

This may lead to a greater need for personnel with knowledge and education beyond department qualification The Norwegian regulations are nevertheless influenced by international law requirements of national legislation and EU law.

Reinvention means going beyond county departments to cross traditional government lines.

Beyond academic departments, our students tap into the rich resources of Princeton's schools, institutes, and centers.

The Supreme Court's 5-to-4 decision is expected to have repercussions on employment discrimination law that go well beyond fire departments, where minority groups have been woefully underrepresented, particularly in leadership positions.

"But increasing the availability of Naloxone beyond emergency departments and ambulances is all about trying to prevent fatal overdoses, because it is the quickest and best way to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose".

This tradition positioned Columbia professors to invent the interdisciplinary regional institutes that trained graduate students to handle post-war complexities beyond their departments, but also forced political scientists, economists, and literary scholars to learn from each other.