Sentence examples for direct the bureau from inspiring English sources

Anyone named to direct the bureau could face similar scrutiny.

But on Thursday, the fight returned to the open as 44 Senate Republicans sent a letter to Mr. Obama saying they "will not support the consideration of any nominee, regardless of party affiliation, "to direct the bureau until the agency is restructured.

Unlike most matters handled by the FBI, the White House can direct the bureau's actions in a background investigation.

Obama has directed the bureau to approve enough renewable-energy projects to power four million homes by 2020.

Mr. Obama has said he has great respect for Ms. Warren and her advocacy for consumers, but he has appeared unwilling to wage a battle with the Senate to actually nominate her to direct the new bureau.

Not surprisingly, the praise that has been directed at the bureau, including a widely noticed column in May by David Ignatius in The Washington Post, has prompted some backbiting at other intelligence agencies from officials who argue that its successes are being exaggerated.

It directs the agency's bureaus to come up with a plan to open up access on land they manage and "amend national monument management plans to ensure the public's right to hunt, fish and target shoot".

Captain Fuentes's qualifications were not in dispute: a 25-year veteran, he was named trooper of the year, directed the agency's intelligence bureau and received a Ph.D. in criminal justice while on the force.

Shortly thereafter, I issued my court order, complete with procedural history and legal analysis, directing the licensing bureau to accept and file the wedding license and issue a certificate of marriage.

Alison Mitchell, after a fabulous run as Weekend editor, (and in olden times created a splendid Education report and directed the Washington bureau's congressional coverage) will take over the leadership of the national desk as National Editor, where she also had a stellar run as deputy.

Officials said that particularly damaging for the F.B.I. director was Ms. Rowley's assertion that either intentionally or unintentionally, Mr. Mueller has since Sept. 11 directed people at the bureau to muddy the waters in their public statements about the Moussaoui case.