Sentence examples for bureau show from inspiring English sources

Figures compiled by the bureau show that Bushmaster was a tiny company until the Clinton administration persuaded Congress to pass a ban on assault weapons in 1994.

The documents obtained by the Bureau show Bell Pottinger, which has donated £66,980 to the Conservatives, also sponsored a table.

But freedom of information disclosures obtained by the bureau show that over five years more than 2,300 affordable homes have been axed from housing schemes across the UK even after builders and councils signed off section 106 legal agreements specified these homes must be built.

Figures obtained by the Bureau show there are currently 490 young people of all nationalities who arrived as unaccompanied children, and have since turned 18, who are now Appeal Rights Exhausted and awaiting deportation.

Factory activity barely expanded in June, an index compiled by the statistics bureau showed.

In south Devon, research by the bureau shows that 109 affordable homes have been scrapped after legal sign-off.

Photographs on the bureau showed her boys, at various stages, and older people, though still young, in fifties clothes, perhaps her parents, or Willy's.

Foreign investment trends reflected this benign regime (see chart).A government agency, the Invest in Finland Bureau, showed Acer around and introduced it to Finnish firms that might help it settle in.

Amir Attaran of the University of Ottawa points to a new report by Canada's Competition Bureau showing that rebates (read: subsidies) given by drugs firms to wholesalers have not been passed on to consumers there.

Mr. LeFurgy said the new formats had shown promise as forums for improved creativity -- a contention that he said would be bolstered by research coming later this month from his bureau, showing the "strong impact" the formats have on response rates.

An investigation last month by the bureau showed that London's authorities have rehoused 32,643 households outside the city, with often devastating effects on families, jobs and children's education.