Sentence examples similar to bureaus of which from inspiring English sources

As Jill Harrison at the local Citizens Advice bureau (of which I am a trustee) puts it: "London is turning into Paris: all the problems are being dumped on the suburbs".

They've produced some 75,000 stories from a user base of 35,000 users and 6,500 active photographers who are almost always closer to the action than traditional news bureaus, many of which have been cut to save strained media budgets.

(Longtime Washington wags quip that FDIC stands for "Forever Demanding Increased Capital").. Forty years ago, a young economist at the U.S. Department of Defense, William Niskanen, observed that "most distinguished public servants of recent years have substantially increased the budgets of the bureaus for which they are responsible".

He eluded capture for years because of a special relationship with the Boston office of the bureau, for which he was an informer, helping bring down the city's Italian mob.

The ploy drew film crews from each local station, including a fledging CNN bureau, all of which ran stories on the evening news.

Identifying requirements often required understanding of the organizational structure of the agency and knowledge of which bureau or division was responsible for posting such information to the website.

The area is now home to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the La Brea Tar Pits and a white skyscraper that houses The New York Times's Los Angeles bureau - all of which took a direct hit in "Miracle Mile".

Ms. Winkler has reluctantly kept her suits, sad, drab stepsisters among all the color and glitter, and added luxurious touches, like a television set, as well as an island of a bureau on top of which is strewn her collection of costume jewelry, and a treadmill, which she uses mostly as a place to hang things.

One of the two journalists is a television reporter in the Beijing bureau of The Associated Press, which has one of the largest foreign news operations in China.

The investigation was carried out by a somewhat new grouping of American law enforcement agencies, including the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is part of the Homeland Security Department.

The C.B.I. also serves as the national central bureau of Interpol, which has an office on the sixth floor of the building.