Sentence examples for bureau law from inspiring English sources

At the time he joined the bureau, law enforcement had become internationalized.

The Bush administration has widened its search for a new F.B.I. director to include Sterling Johnson Jr., a federal judge in Brooklyn who, if selected and confirmed, would be the first black to head the bureau, law enforcement officials in Washington and New York said today.

Federal prosecutors plan to seek a broad new racketeering indictment within weeks against figures involved in the scandal at the city's Parking Violations Bureau, law-enforcement officials said yesterday.

However, there is little point in creating new rights until there is proper funding of Citizens Advice bureaux, law centres and other voluntary agencies to enforce those rights.

My firm continues to work in partnership with citizens advice bureaux, law centres, not-for-profit (NFP) organisations and charities in the south-east, and I remain in personal contact with many of them.

Not only that but, Bradley reckons, they were also more likely to go to court or tribunal than similarly poor people who consulted independent expert legal services (such as a Citizens Advice bureaux, law centres or law firms) or services funded under a legal aid contract.

Contact your local citizens advice bureau or law centre for further advice.

Erica L Smith, chief of the bureau's law enforcement statistics unit, recalled the decision to end the count.

If you are considering legal action, you should get advice from your local citizen's advice bureau or law centre.

Anonymous embarrassed the F.B.I. in February when it posted a 16-minute recording of a conference between the bureau and law enforcement officials in Europe about their joint investigation into the hackers.

The official, Kathleen L. McChesney, the top-ranking woman at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will leave her position as executive assistant director at the bureau's law enforcement division on Dec. 6, a bureau spokesman said.