Sentence examples for many bureaus from inspiring English sources

Much of the State Department operates outside the normal Congressional appropriations process, meaning many bureaus and offices would remain open.

Indeed, many bureaus have been shut down due to costs, and Demotix has cannily moved in to that space.

The structural incentives here are oBeings, though usually unstated.

The charity will release figures later this week showing that the number of people successfully seeking help from their local CAB has fallen since funding cuts affecting many bureaux came into effect in April.

Every time a news organisation closes its eyes to the world - and I think of the television networks shutting so many bureaux - it betrays those who gave their lives in the course of letting us see.

"We're going to stick with our many bureaux around the world, and our commitment to news on many devices and platforms... We're going to spend less money on buying programmes from other people, and more money on making programmes with British talent... use the licence fee as an investment tool... and where we can [we are going to] find ways that we can share what we do with other broadcasters".

Most news organizations have retrenched and many overseas bureaus have been closed.

The Wisconsin Dells Visitor and Convention Bureau and many other bureaus will mail personalized kits to your entire group.

"Many government bureaus have developed extensive programs of brainwashing to push through socialized medicine and universal military training," she announced.

The Mogamma, a large building that faces the square and houses many government bureaus, was nominally open, but there was a tacit agreement that it was off limits to protesters.

Originally the new channel was going to  have an international bent; now its overseers emphasize how much American news it will cover and how many domestic bureaus it will have, which some see as an effort to appease skeptics.