Sentence examples for department to create a from inspiring English sources

The report urged the department to create a resource center to collect and share abuse data among the states.

And Ms. Hook convinced AOL's vast technology department to create a group called Zoomtown, with some of its best developers to brainstorm broadband projects.

At police headquarters, he told of The Chronicle's coverage of police brutality that forced the department to create a database tracking misbehaving officers.

Then, ask students to imagine that they have been hired by The New York Times public relations department to create a full-page advertisement for the Neediest Cases Fund.

When World War II broke out, Warner pressed for a position in the military and ordered his wardrobe department to create a military uniform for him; Lipnick does the same in his final scene.

Every scene and setpiece is a perfect empty canvas for a lunatic art department to create a frightening, barely recognizable vision of our world, to tell a story with burnt-out rubble of how humanity destroyed itself, as we all know will happen some day.

The public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, introduced legislation yesterday that would require the city's health department to create an online database of birth statistics, including the number of delivery procedures, like Caesarean sections, performed at hospitals.

Had Marjorie attended an Ohio public school, the choral director would have worked with the guidance department to create an academic schedule that complemented her gifts.

With the support of the director, Anthony Giddens, Roger gathered together media specialists from different departments to create a new department of media and communications.

Trudeau issued a mandate letter to Canada's new justice minister this month, asking that she work with the public safety and health departments to "create a federal-provincial-territorial process that will lead to the legalization and regulation of marijuana".

One winter my mother convinced the fire department to create, under her direction, a skating pond in a scruffy clearing.