Sentence examples similar to future department of from inspiring English sources

Themes for the competing booths included the movie "Top Gun," the Hawaiian Islands and the reality television show "Duck Dynasty". The LAFD has said that it will review the use of costumes at future department events.

Stephen Hilton, director of the futures department at Bristol city council, says vehicles will also start to communicate with each other, as well as traffic lights and city control rooms as they become smarter.

"An enthusiastic Gradgrind had already made himself mentally and morally at home in a future where departments of planning would devote themselves to deliberately making the built environments of cities, towns and suburbs monotonous in the name of virtue – the kind of result to which Dickens thought that worship of the eminently practical was pointing".

In the future, our Departments of Labor will seek to be real business partners to companies looking to hire people with particular skills.

"We have received credible reports that terrorists are planning attacks in Saudi Arabia in the near future," the Australian department of foreign affairs said on its website.

In the more distant future, the US department of energy is examing whether giant stacks of efficient fuel cells could be run on hydrogen produced by pre-combustion CCS.

As part of its current creative review, General Mills has decreed that it wants the creative department of future agency partners to feature 50% women and 20% people of color.

Emergency department of the future, a guideline addressing health, safety, and efficiency.

What makes up the modern skill-set for the IT department of the future?

The medical physicist in the nuclear medicine department of the future should be able to participate in discussions with surgeons, physiologists, internal medicine specialists, imaging specialists, radiopharmaceutical scientists, technologists, engineers, computer scientists, statisticians, spectroscopers and biologists all to a greater or lesser extent.

"Google believe it is a technology that is here and now and will start appearing in motorcars in the near future," said Professor Alan Woodward from the department of computing at the University of Surrey.