Sentence examples for department represented from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr. Cahill said the department represented the public, a role Mr. McAllister said he was serving.

Mark P. Boisi, the chairman of Colliers ABR, and Alexandra Frangos, the head of the Colliers retail department, represented De Beers in the leasing transaction.

Mr. Bratton said in an interview that he wanted to return to law enforcement and was seeking the job because the Los Angeles department represented a challenge.

Communities secretary Eric Pickles, who the chancellor called in his speech "the model of lean government", said that the settlement for his department represented "a fair deal for councils and a fair deal for council tax payers".

Yet the city's Law Department represented them anyway because of an indemnification agreement under which the city assumes the cost of defending any lawsuit arising from the 2004 convention that names the Republican National Committee.

The Commission for Art Recovery of the World Jewish Congress wrote the letter to the museum last March, and the Holocaust Claims Processing Office of the state of New York's banking department represented Mr. Gomperz's two grandnieces, Marianne and Cornelia Hainisch, through the process.

The English Department newsletter noted that the "reorganized department represents an important structural innovation within the University and, as such, has attracted wide attention from the campus community.

The commission also expresses concerns over DfID's efforts to monitor the impact of its aid and, more broadly, whether the department represents value for money.

The proposed cabinet department represents the biggest reorganization of the government since the 1940's, and many say it could stand as the nation's most lasting response to the events of Sept. 11.

The map being developed by Mr. Powers, the commissioner of the city's water department, represents a major focus of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's 10-year plan: the subterranean web of aging and decayed water mains.

In fact, the opposite applies: a properly staffed emergency department represents a highly cost-efficient system with optimal use of diagnostics and informed decision making ensuring high-quality, safe care".