Sentence examples for bureau founded from inspiring English sources

Innovis began as a credit bureau founded in the 1970s by Associated Credit Bureaus (ACB), a trade association.

The program is founded by an unnamed engineering bureau (founded by Aleksander Tõnnisson), Tartu Science Park, and Baltic Innovation Agency.

The bureau was founded in 1824, so its 175th anniversary was actually last year.

The privately financed bureau was founded in 2009 to investigate controversial issues and, in its own words, to provide a "gold standard" for reporting.

Johnson is the CEO and co-founder of Elite Voices Speakers, a premier bureau he founded with journalist Marc Lamont Hill.

The bureau found nothing.

(She is no longer with the bureau, which was founded by Theresa McIntosh).

The United States Weather Bureau's National Hurricane Research Project, founded in 1955, had as one of its objectives to investigate the scientific validity of hurricane modification methods.

This helped make the event more dynamic, said Gabrielle Giattino, owner of the gallery Bureau, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, founded in 2010, who was here in Paris for a second year.

National Weather Service (NWS), official weather bureau of the United States, founded on February 9, 1870, and charged with providing weather, hydrologic, and climate forecasts and warnings for the United States, its possessions, and its marine and freshwater approaches.

Both have had solo gallery shows in Los Angeles and are members of the Directors Bureau, a production company founded by Mr. Mills and Roman Coppola, a filmmaker and a son of Francis Ford Coppola.