Sentence examples for bureau responsible from inspiring English sources
Mr. Griffin directed a little-known State Department bureau responsible for protection of American facilities and diplomats overseas.
First, Republicans tried to eliminate entirely the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, the bureau responsible for the research.
As Reunion is part of France, the wreckage is now in the care of the BEA, the French bureau responsible for air accident investigations.
A political bureau responsible for the organization's international relations and fund-raising was formed in Amman, Jordan, and the group's armed wing was reconstituted as the ʿIzz al-Dīn al-Qassām Forces.
Also being discussed within the White House, the officials said, were possible changes within the F.B.I., including the creation of a new directorate within the bureau responsible for domestic intelligence-gathering and analysis.
Based on information from the Regulation and Supervision Bureau (responsible for overseeing potable water quality), non-nationals living in flats consume 160 to 220 l/c/day, whereas those in villas use 270 to 730 l/c/day.
The organization of the MSS is similar to that of the former KGB, with bureaus responsible for foreign intelligence, counterintelligence, and the collection of scientific and technical intelligence.
By the mid-1970s that body had been replaced by a municipal government made up of commissions, offices, and bureaus responsible to the Shanghai People's Congress, an elected body.
Some residents of new housing blocks that have sprouted in once-blighted communities have refused to buzz in census takers who arrived at the gates in front of their homes, said Christopher Bell, assistant manager of field operations for the bureau's satellite office responsible for the southwest Bronx.
The bureau is the principal federal agency responsible for ferreting out spies against the United States.
The bureau is the principal federal agency responsible for counterintelligence (see intelligence); it is represented on the United States Intelligence Board, a body created by the president's National Security Council.
