Sentence examples similar to department charter from inspiring English sources

The department chartered a plane on June 28 to return the Pakistanis, who had received deportation orders from an immigration judge, according to Russell A. Bergeron, a spokesman for the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

As officials at the chemical weapons organization and American officials in Washington began analyzing the Libyan declaration, a State Department-chartered ship loaded with more than 500 metric tons of equipment from Libya's nuclear and other weapons programs was preparing to leave Saturday morning.

HMIS departments' service charters were found in 16/22 (73%) of the hospitals but these were complete as stipulated by the Ministry of Health guidelines in 13/22 (59%).

The Avjet charter department scheduler subsequently testified that "the captain felt that it was important to land at [Aspen] because of the substantial amount of money that the [charter] customer spent for a dinner party".

He manages the chartering department.

The affair emerged in April when a whistleblower inside BP sent a letter to its chief executive, Bob Dudley, as well as one to the SFO, setting out what he claimed was a five-year catalogue of bribery and corruption within the chartering department of BP Shipping.

Sources at Maria Miller's culture department felt the royal charter model – a power of the Crown to create corporate bodies – was unnecessarily complex.

"Code enforcement is supposed to be enforcing the town or village code, and in the case of the villages of Old Field and Patchogue, they voted in the county police department and the county charter says we are the police agency for those areas".

A new high school will cost $150 million for the department -- a new charter school one tenth of that amount.

What if we could put our tax money into operating a series of charter police departments that would not have to abide by the rules that currently hamstring government police agencies?

There are several departments that are charter-mandated which could have been consolidated.