Sentence examples for department through a from inspiring English sources
Next, Ms. Farlee put her department through a six-month tryout, explaining that if the four-day workweek failed, it would be abandoned.
He led the department through a series of federally mandated measures to fight corruption and police brutality, problems that had plagued the department for years.
Schwab requested the company's financial statements from the insurance department through a Freedom of Information Act request in 2004, but was told the books were confidential.
IHMS's care of asylum seekers is measured by the immigration department through a series of key healthcare benchmarks set out in its contract.
Fifteen mask sets, each with three different sizes, were donated last month to the Fairfield department through a program set up by Best Friends Pet Care Inc., a company based in Norwalk that provides boarding, grooming and training nationwide.
An honor student and captain of the soccer and swim teams, Ms. Forcellois able to share control of the athletic department through a program called WISE Individualized Senior Experience.
Merryl H. Tisch, the chancellor of the State Board of Regents, said Dr. Steiner had led the department through "an amazing array of reforms".
During his remarkable tenure he guided the department through an extraordinary period of growth in molecular and cell biology, genetics and immunology.
With the city boiling with doubts about police fidelity, majority support has quickly grown on the Board of Aldermen, Louisville's legislative body, for a law that would increase civilian oversight of the department through an appointed review board.
As the incident we described demonstrates, under certain circumstances, terrorists may be able to substantially impair first response agencies, including police departments, through a limited but targeted foodborne attack.
The patients were not selected through admission to a specialized cardiology department, through inclusion in a randomized clinical trial, or due to the fact that they had undergone a coronary intervention.
