Sentence examples for its bureaus from inspiring English sources

In addition to the new Global Times, Beijing's media initiative contemplates that Xinhua will almost double the number of its bureaus so that it will have offices in almost every country; CCTV will add Russian and Arabic channels to its Chinese and other language broadcasting and Xinhua will begin a worldwide 24-hour news channel on the model of Al Jazeera.

Mr. Walton, of CNN, says that the network already runs an internal wire service for its bureaus and CNN.com, and that taking it outside is a logical step.

No other network has seen its bureaus both bombed by the American air force and torched by Egyptian revolutionaries.

From 9 A.M.. to 3 P.M., Fox features stories and reports from its bureaus and covers government press conferences.

The Journal's owner, News Corp, announced job cuts at the newspaper earlier this month, but said that the Dow Jones newswire was adding journalists at its bureaus, especially in India.

A Sun news release cited Mr. Franklin for redesigning The Sentinel, expanding its bureaus in Washington and Puerto Rico, expanding its investigative team and helping create a weekly bilingual newspaper.

Around the same time that the interim government in Iraq ordered it to shut its bureau in Baghdad, westerners started watching "Control Room," a film sympathetic to the station directed by Jehane Noujaim.

It had managed to maintain its bureau in Tehran after Iran's disputed presidential elections in June 2009 which was followed by a crackdown on Iranian journalists.

It said seven officers spent 15 minutes searching its bureau, but left without confiscating anything.

Time magazine is shutting some of its bureau buildings overseas, including in Paris, although it expects to maintain "laptop" correspondents, who can work from home.

The F.T.C. mounted a sweeping investigation, involving its bureau of consumer protection, bureau of economics and bureau of competition — an unusual effort by the agency.