Sentence examples for bureau over from inspiring English sources

HMG is exploring ways to limit the operations of the IRIB's Press TV service, which operates a large bureau (over 80 staff) in London.

The paper compared these riots in Harlem &… REFLECTIONS about crimes committed by the F.B.I.. Gives long list of crimes Committed by members of the Bureau over a long period of time revealed… A REPORTER AT LARGE about South Greenwich Village.

REFLECTIONS about crimes committed by the F.B.I.. Gives long list of crimes Committed by members of the Bureau over a long period of time revealed by investigations by Congress and the press in the past couple of years.

"I make the first inquiry about a bride or groom's background," Mrs. Mehta said, "and I've built up a trustworthy reputation with a traditional marriage bureau over the years.

The Foreign Office told the US embassy official who deals with Iran in February that it was "exploring ways to limit the operations of … Press TV … which operates a large bureau (over 80 staff) in London".

"Certainly putting the books back on the shelves is a major victory, and it shows the outcry from all over the country was heard," said Moses Silverman, a lawyer for three prisoners who are suing the bureau over the program.

While the law gave the bureau authority over a wide swath of financial businesses — everything from big banks to payday lenders and mortgage companies — most small businesses were explicitly excluded from its purview.

5.30pm: Good afternoon, this is Richard Adams in the Guardian's Washington DC bureau, taking over from Adam's excellent work.

And by the third day, "with complete censorship in Buenos Aires, our ad hoc and ad lib bureau took over the lead story in the paper".

CNN's D.C. bureau took over broadcasting the network's news coverage while New York correspondents reported on their phones from the street.

In 1964, he caught the eye of CBS and was hired to join the network's London bureau, taking over at the very same desk once anchored by Murrow, who in addition to his other achievements as an era-defining journalist was the voice of the network from England during WWII.