Sentence examples for bureau chose from inspiring English sources
Because tests showed that this number often confused consumers, the bureau chose to put it on the third page of the form.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and the leaders of NYC & Company, the city's convention and visitors bureau, chose to put a positive spin on downward revisions yesterday.
The monopoly bureau chose Long Life as an auspicious name when the cigarette was first introduced in 1959, and never intended to suggest any health benefit, Mr. Chan said.
But Congress blocked the bureau's attempts because, economists involved in the process say, the bureau chose to examine the impact of developing mineral resources, which troubled several key congressmen from resource-rich states.
As the bureau chooses among millions of products, it is constrained by budget limitations and saddled with old technology.
Warming up for its major effort in 1990, the bureau last year chose five counties in East Central Mississippi as a test area for questionnaires and procedures.
Credit bureaus can choose to knock 20 points or more from your FICO score each time you authorize a lender to check it, said Rod Griffin, the public education director at Experian.
To the bureau's credit, they chose not to repeat the Alitalia pilot's "drone" designation, choosing instead to go with the slightly less militaristic "unmanned aircraft".
President Obama chose Richard Cordray, the bureau's enforcement chief, to lead the agency.
He chose the Africa bureau as his first stop during his get-acquainted tour of the State Department, an interesting signal by the first African-American secretary of state-designate and a man best known for his hard-nosed military doctrine and sense of realpolitik.
"Some people are trying to hide the fact that they are Korean because they are suffering discrimination in Japan," said So Chung On, chief of the international affairs bureau of Chosen Soren, an association of immigrants associated with North Korea.
