Sentence examples for bureau included from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the bureau included Internet açaí marketers on its list of the year's "Top 10 Scams and Rip-Offs".

Detroit, with its huge automotive industry, was then regarded as a plum assignment, and the bureau included Norman Pearlstine, who eventually became the newspaper's managing editor.

The magazines that experienced significant decreases in ad pages, according to the bureau, included Rx Remedy, down 73.8percentt; Red Herring, down 64.5percentt; and Fast Company, down 53.6percentt.

A list in the files of the 30 people taken from the bureau included one man named as the shooter in 2011 by a Canadian prosecutor working on behalf of Scotland Yard.

Michael German, a former FBI agent whose work at the bureau included infiltrating white supremacist groups, previously told VICE News that the files on Khan "suggests it was more than just [Khan's] blog posts" that concerned the bureau, but it's "still not enough to get a clear picture of why the FBI was interested" in Khan.

Speakers Bureau, including Mr. Beal Paul Krassnerr, the satirist and stand-up comedian; and Grace Slick, the singer in Jefferson Airplane.

Other provisions required by Dodd-Frank are also being proposed by the consumer bureau, including qualification and screening standards for loan originators.

Republicans have blocked confirmation of any director of the bureau — including Elizabeth Warren, now a Democratic senator from Massachusetts — because they opposed the bureau's creation and want changes to the way it is financed and overseen.

A nomination is subject to Senate confirmation, but 44 Republican senators have said they will not consider any nominee until structural changes are made in the bureau, including replacing its single director with a five-member commission.

Mr. Meshal and a delegation from Hamas's political bureau, including his deputy, Mousa Abu Marzook, arrived in Amman with the crown prince of Qatar, Sheik Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, and met with the king of Jordan, Abdullah II.

Her published work for the bureau includes Child Labor Legislation in the United States (1915; with Ella A. Merritt), The Working Children of Boston: A Study of Child Labor Under a Modern System of Legal Regulation (1922), and Standards Applicable to the Administration of Employment-Certificate Systems (1924).