Sentence examples for bureau unit from inspiring English sources

More managerial experience would be a plus, but he has excellent ideas for strengthening the office, by assigning prosecutors to cover particular communities, by creating a rackets bureau unit focused on public corruption, and by beefing up efforts to protect immigrants from exploitation and to help newly released offenders reintegrate into society and avoid going back to prison.

The most ingenious and resourceful operation that has spilled into the public domain is code-named Olympic Games, a joint initiative by the NSA, the CIA and Israel's cyberwar bureau, Unit 8200, to inject the now-famous "Stuxnet" malware program into the industrial computer systems at Iran's nuclear facility in Natanz, disabling thousands of uranium centrifuges.

John is currently leading a new business division in 3-D printing to provide a service bureau unit for the manufacturing, medical, architectural, and prototyping sectors in Peru.

A resident in the test area will be able to telephone a special sanitation bureau unit whenever a hazardous material has appeared--be it a bucket of motor oil from an oil change or a unlabeled bottle discovered in a corner of a basement.

He reorganized office units and bureaus and shaved nine hours off the time between arrest and arraignment, freeing up cops who used to have to wait so long to give statements that they would sometimes bring lawn chairs to the intake area in order to have a place to sit.

Bureau Dr., Unit block, 4 40 p.m. March 31.

The secretary in turn delegated that authority to the bureau, a unit of the Treasury Department.

Within two years, the Anti-Epidemic Water Supply and Purification Bureau, or Unit 731, employed 3,000 people at scores of laboratories.

"The cameras can save officers' lives by enabling us to see what's down the field before we go there," said Lt. John Pappas, who has led the transit bureau K9 unit since 2006.

"Public servants with substantial policy discretion include, but are not limited to, agency heads, deputy agency heads, assistant agency heads and public servants in charge of any major office, division, bureau or unit of an agency," according to the city.

But according to Deputy Chief John T. Cassidy, who leads the Police Department's transportation bureau, that unit investigates only crashes that result in a death (it investigated the Lefevre case), or those in which the likelihood of death is reported by a hospital.