Sentence examples for department to start from inspiring English sources
Companies want the department to start a pilot program for buying irradiated ground beef for school lunches.
"I found out there was a course he went through with the Sanford police department to start a watch.
Her father recently left the Gaseteria Oil Corporation in Brooklyn, where he was a manager of the environmental compliance department, to start his own telecommunications sales company.
Gov. M. Jodi Rell, realizing the delays could push the timetable back even further, ordered the transportation department to start putting any new cars that were ready into service, even if it had not yet painted over the Virginia decals.
Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian's former editor-in-chief summed up the paper's position at a panel event in 2009: "I think it is very dangerous for the editorial department to start interfering with advertising and I certainly wouldn't welcome it the other way around".
"It's so easy for a department to start piling on their education expert all the education-related duties that no one else really wants to do.
In late August, New Jersey's attorney general ordered local police departments to start inquiring about the immigration status of criminal suspects.
But the time it takes individual departments to start seeing these savings depends on how quickly they can eliminate other costs, such as cuts in IT and property, according to the report.
Why would they, when they had huge student loans, and Goldman Sachs was offering them twice as much as engineering companies did?" In an interview with Science Careers, Wadhwa says that an apparent scarcity of jobs within academia is not a sufficient reason for physics departments to start helping physicists prepare for jobs that don't utilize their training.
Her department plans to start educating hospital doctors about the benefits of presymptom CT screening, she said.
The Chicago department plans to start reporting the subset of rapes that meet the federal definition to the F.B.I., said Robert Tracy, chief of crime control strategies.
