Sentence examples for inside the bureau from inspiring English sources

She explained afterward that she was referring to spies discovered inside the bureau.

"There is a general tendency, with everything at the Bureau, to keep things inside the Bureau until they figure out what to do," he told me.

"We believe this counter demonstration was organised and coordinated by people inside the bureau as part of the so-called Stray Dogs campaign orchestrated from Libya to attack dissidents and their interests," said Commander Walton.

Officials say the administration is also looking for someone who will be easily confirmed and who will be respected both inside the bureau and elsewhere in the intelligence community.

Inside the bureau, the seminars and other activities that accompanied these orders were nicknamed "Terrorism for Dummies," a stark acknowledgment of how far the agency had not come in the seven years since the first trade center attack.

Inside the bureau, where F.B.I. agents under orders since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks to check out the smallest terrorist tip have built databases of millions of names, the view was that it was only a matter of time before the agency would be blamed for the next attack.

But the 2002 changes, with some others in the last few years, are the fruit of prolonged debate, inside and outside the bureau, as well as recommendations by two government commissions, one going back to the 1960's and, more recently, the Boskin Commission, which reported to the Senate in 1996.

The investigator, Detective Jorge Sanchez, 53, who was known as Georgie and was assigned to the domestic violence bureau, was found at 10 a.m. yesterday, after fatally shooting himself in the head inside his office at the bureau, at 80-02 Kew Gardens Road in Kew Gardens, officials said.

The mirror was Aunt Lottie's most ambitious work of art, but she also painted forget-me-nots and pansies on the inside of shells, bureau drawers and handkerchief boxes.

"If the bureau is sick on the inside, it can't fight the war on terrorism".

The CIA also did not alert the FBI about the identities of the suspected terrorists, which could have helped the bureau locate them once they were inside the United States.