Sentence examples for department under which from inspiring English sources

It is a statement from Ray LaHood, the secretary of transportation, the department under which the agency operates.

Giving evidence to the justice select committee, the Master of the Rolls, John Dyson, highlighted the financial problems of the department under which the government is trying to make the justice system self-financing.

DOE proposed an increase of 44% over the 2010 level for the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy office at the department, under which solar energy sits, to $3.2 billion, with increases for wind power, geothermal energy, and various energy efficiency programs.

They have to go, and it is up to the council to clearly set forth the new standards and expectations for a police department under which Kelly would be alive today.

The penalty includes a five-year agreement with the US department of justice under which the bank will install an independent monitor to assess reformed internal controls.

As part of the deal, HSBC has undertaken a five-year agreement with the US department of justice under which it will install an independent monitor to assess reformed internal controls.

Large university hospitals tend to have complex structures and increased interfaces as a result of their high degree of specialization in multiple departments [ 14], under which the career requirements of individual physicians may suffer.

Ford drew praise for his attention to the mundane task of improving the efficiency and organization of executive departments, creating several "super cabinets" under which many departments were consolidated.

On Sept. 24, the department started a program under which nonessential American diplomats and the families of embassy employees were allowed to leave the country at government expense.

One firearms expert criticized the department's current training, under which officers go to the shooting range just twice a year to qualify with their weapons, a schedule that is driven by budget considerations.

Mr. Ding, the propaganda chief, has initiated a system under which his department appoints all top editors at major newspapers.