Sentence examples for four directorates from inspiring English sources

"Parramatta is the geographical centre of Sydney, so it's appalling that they don't have theatre companies making work for their people," Annette Shun Wah, one of NTofP's four directorates, tells Guardian Australia.

Right now NSF allocates 65% of its $5.93 billion research account to the four directorates that Culberson prefers.

Yet, in the bill itself, the 2015 budgets of those four directorates would rise by only 2.2%, 2.4%, 2.2%, and 2.2%, respectively, from 2014 levels.

Instead, he is comparing the FIRST Act's proposed 2015 spending levels to the actual spending that NSF estimates the four directorates will have this year.

Every year, since 1987, the CIA holds a commemoration ceremony in which the names of the fallen are read aloud by representatives of each of the four directorates.

The first was the European Strategy for Environment and Health, jointly prepared by four Directorate-Generals (DG Environment, DG RTD, DG Health and Consumers and the Joint Research Centre).

NSF's budget request now pending before Congress would spend $24 million on CREATIV in 2012, with $12 million going into a central director's pot and an equal amount available to NSF's six directorates.

Its operations are now in three directorates – UK Visas and Immigration, Immigration Enforcement and the Border Force – which collectively spend £1.8 billion a year.

The special advisers liaise with eight directorates: macroeconomic policy and prospects, led by Mr O'Donnell; international finance, Sir Nigel Wicks; budget and public finances, Robert Culpin; public services, John Gieve; financial management, Andrew Likierman; financial regulation and industry, Steve Robson; and personnel, accommodation and information, the brief of Margaret O'Mara.

Only one of the seven directorates at the National Science Foundation NSFF) has "education" in its title.

But six of NSF's seven directorates also funded grants on Smith's hit list.