Sentence examples for established department from inspiring English sources

Total sales remained steady at £573.5m as the group's established department stores experienced a 2.5% slump.

It posted notices advertising job opportunities within the newly established department of zakat or tithes – akin to a social services department.

Consider Mitch, the director of a newly established department at a major U.S. university, who was responsible for negotiating and maintaining links with other educational and research institutions.

Laurence Binyon (1869-1943) was a poet, scholar, and expert orientalist, Keeper of the newly established department of Oriental Prints and Drawings at the British Museum.

In 1964, she joined the recently established department of nursing studies at Edinburgh, and began a highly influential career as a researcher and teacher before taking over as professor.

But at the same time, with little fanfare and few headlines, thousands of tiny specialty stores have been springing up across the country, often stealing much-needed sales dollars from older, established department stores.

They are not cocktail dresses, or party dresses, or power dresses, or any of the established department-store categories.

But are other established departments of, say, economics and law doing what they should be doing?

Communities of practice are vulnerable because they lack the legitimacy and the budgets—of established departments.

He adopted the four territorial divisions (ṭarafs) established by Muḥammad ibn Tughluq for his own administration and established departments and appointed functionaries similar to those of the Delhi sultanate.

In 1920 he joined the faculty of the University of North Carolina, where he established departments of sociology and public welfare, started a social-science research institute, and founded the journal Social Forces.