Sentence examples for new bureaus from inspiring English sources

As services for students proliferate, colleges are also devising new bureaus to support the faculty.

The new bureaus are needed because European public broadcasters, many of which are facing budget cutbacks, are in turn reducing their contributions of content and funding to Euronews.

A series of announcements about new hires like Ed Pound, an experienced investigative reporter, and new bureaus in cities like Detroit have bolstered that message.

The House voted 405 to 9 to split the troubled I.N.S. into two new bureaus: one to enforce immigration laws and one to help immigrants seek citizenship.

Mr. Sensenbrenner has proposed replacing the immigration service with two new bureaus within the Justice Department, one to patrol the borders and another to administer benefits to immigrants.

Mr. Burman said Al Jazeera also planned to invest in new bureaus; it already shares more than 60 bureaus with its Arabic sister organization.

It also unveiled another new bureau, devoted to regulating foreign news and information outlets that conduct business in China.

In 1936 he joined the staff of the New York City News Bureau as a reporter and later that year moved to The Wall Street Journal and was assigned to its Washington (D.C.) bureau.

Currently, each president appoints a new bureau director.

Done right, the new bureau can begin to change this.

The financial overhaul law that created the new bureau, meanwhile, also ushered in new mortgage rules.