Sentence examples for department direction from inspiring English sources

For some, like Carole Morissette, consulting physician to Montreal's public health department (Direction de la santé publique de Montréal) it is first a question of supply.

Benefits such as clear and frequent communication on company happenings, individual and department direction, and big-picture company direction, make all the difference in employee happiness".

The Council members are expected to give the departments direction for the mural ordinance before draft language can be released to the public to take it to the next level.

Personnel Politics Immediately after Mr. Monegan's firing, Ms. Palin said her intent was to change the department's direction.

Others talk of a department "without direction", "driven by ideology not facts" and "unmotivated and inward looking".

Immediately after Mr. Monegan's firing, Ms. Palin said her intent was to change the department's direction.

One knowledgeable person said Mr. Klein was trying to signal his department's direction without being specific; he was afraid of leaks.

And he made no apologies for his efforts to change the department's direction and shed its troubled image reinforced — unfairly, Mr. Bealefeld contended — by the fictional television drama "The Wire".

That has not stopped the habitual handicapping around the Pentagon, a building with five sides but a million angles, where the résumé of the next chairman will be scrutinized for clues to the department's direction.

-- They spoke out, then their emails were requested: The New York Times's Eric Lipton and Lisa Freidman report that shortly after three EPA employees spoke out against the department's direction, requests were submitted by a lawyer working for a GOP campaign group for copies of their emails mentioning chief Scott Pruitt, President Trump or that included communication with Democratic lawmakers.

Later that year the faculty agreed unanimously to recommend cultural anthropologist Akhil Gupta for tenure, but the appointment was rejected by the dean's office, a decision that Gupta and others argued was tainted by conflict over the department's direction.