Sentence examples for departments whose from inspiring English sources
The military is one of several departments whose employees are considered essential for national security purposes.
Most of the intelligence budget is controlled by proper departments, whose bosses sit in the cabinet.
She reorganized the life sciences departments, whose fields spread across multiple colleges, winning praise for resolving turf disputes.
"The guys worked well together," Chief Donoghue said of the cooperation between the Police and Fire Departments, whose histories are laced with rivalry and competition.
These activities may involve a number of different government departments, whose actions may need various kinds of coordination or speeding up.
Ancient Phocis corresponds to the southeastern portions of present Fthiótis and Fokís nomoi (departments), whose capitals are Lamía and Amphissa, respectively.
The department, whose officials declined to be interviewed, says both parts of MBIA remain solvent.
The A.S.P.C.A. handles these complaints for the city's health department, whose rules cover carriage horses.
They outclassed Valencia, in every department, whose over reliance on striker Soldado was fully exploited.
But I know of three people in the department whose jobs were saved by the stimulus.
Republicans said the department — whose agencies include the Transportation Security Administration — has long been one of the most mismanaged in government.
