Sentence examples similar to drive department from inspiring English sources
This government should be held to account for every penny it spends and I believe that with the weight of public interest on their shoulders, greater transparency will drive departments to make the right decisions about how they spend taxpayers' money.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology (http://visionandchange.org) efforts and the associated Vision and Change Leadership Fellows program (www.pulsecommunity.org) to drive department-level change in biology education emphasize implementation of widespread adoption of BER findings.
Why should the NHS not be subject to the efficiency drive other departments have undertaken?
On Thursday, the Investigation Department opened an inquiry after receiving reports that a correction officer, Dale Reyes, had driven a department car to his home.
This Philadelphia story ought to drive health departments in every major city to investigate their clinics.
Through political miscalculation, Mr Morales has driven the departments of Cochabamba and Chuquisaca into the opposition camp; even the prefect of La Paz was critical of the way the constitution was approved.
The records were on a laptop computer and detachable hard drive that the department analyst took home without authorization.
Mr. Shoji said it was a way to drive his global department store business, which he said accounts for nearly half of his $60 million annual revenue.
One feature of the recruitment drive was the department's decision last month to eliminate the $35 application fee for the test.
When I was awarded my honorary doctorate last year I was impressed by the warm atmosphere and intellectual drive of the department of literature, film, and theatre studies which is home to formidable scholars and committed Caribbeanists.
When the people of the department drive the change themselves, they develop personal interest in the success of initiatives, and this is often a strong motivator.
