Sentence examples for department represents a from inspiring English sources

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".

Central midfield will have to be addressed this summer regardless of Lucas's future following the captain's decision to leave for LA Galaxy, but the loss of two experienced heads in that department represents a sizeable risk for a club that has struggled to land top talent.

The office of the head of a department represents a point of interest (POI) for people working for that department.

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".

The city, which hired a firefighter class off the current exam in 2008, had pressed to be allowed to hire the new firefighters in the coming weeks, arguing that an understaffed fire department represented a risk to public safety because it would require current firefighters to work more overtime.

However, our study reveals considerable palliative care needs in an inpatient population of a general medical department, representing an unselected, heterogeneous patient population.

It was not commissioned by the Cabinet Office, nor any other government department, and represents a view of the task facing Whitehall.

Ms. McKee said that however much a customer might cherish a single "temple of luxury," the department store represents a "mecca" with a conglomeration of brands under one roof.

The last report on Colombian coca plantations produced by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, or UNODC, and released on July 2015, states there are 13,981 acres of coca in the Guaviare department, which represents a 19.74 percent increase from the year before.