Sentence examples for bureaus- from inspiring English sources

I reported on stories about pollution, football violence, bombings in Sinai and the Morsi trial – the same kind of fodder Al-Jazeera covers in bureaus across the world.

Its annual general meetings were famous for drinking, fights and tantrums, with warring factions at its London, Paris and New York bureaus battling for supremacy.

From Las Vegas to Seoul, city governments reshaped their convention and visitors' bureaus into more professional, market-savvy organisations, revved up their advertising budgets and hired brand consultants to show them the ropes.

And Mark Walhberg is a cop too, in a needlessly convoluted plot twist whereby two agents from different bureaus were set up to go undercover and rob a bank and then kill each other but, now that the plot has backfired, the two agents will be forced to work alongside one another to figure out who masterminded the set up despite their mutual violent mistrust of each other.

Delhi is one of a handful of overseas bureaus, including Tokyo and Bangkok, targeted by a restructure aimed at reducing the significant expense of employing a fully-staffed team of journalists, camera operators and producers.

The downsizing of foreign bureaus continues.

But as they continue building their worldwide news bureaus and providing more comprehensive coverage, they may be more likely to survive in the long term than those newspapers which, through constant rounds of cuts, risk becoming ever less distinctive.

The same, he predicts, will happen to other banks in Asia.Indeed, the issue goes beyond credit bureaus.

No other network has seen its bureaus both bombed by the American air force and torched by Egyptian revolutionaries.

Tax inspectors were put in foreign-exchange bureaus.

The dealers who daily crowd the street holding up wads of notes were gone, and the exchange bureaus bearing names such as Merci Jesus Christ, were deserted.