Sentence examples for new directorate from inspiring English sources

The NSA's new Directorate of Operations also will place analysts with operators.

There would be a new directorate to tackle extremism as well as the overhaul of the surveillance laws.

Mr. Salmi did say that there was a new directorate established by the Commerce and Industry Ministry to look after S.M.E.'s.

Dr. Wheelon was 34 when he was given control of all the C.I.A.'s scientific work in 1963 as head of the new Directorate of Science and Technology.

He created a new directorate of evkâf (charitable endowments) in 1826, hoping to gain control of the hitherto independent financial base of ulama power.

"We noticed a growing gap between the people and the government," said Jelani Popal, who leads the new directorate charged with improving governance.

Secondly, given that all the mainstream TV channels and most of the radio stations run content that might be thought of as coming from all three of the new directorates, where does the overview function currently exercised by the channels and their controllers overseen by the TV and Radio directorates sit?

While adding the new digital directorate, Mr. Brennan chose not to scuttle the C.I.A.'s four traditional directorates sitting at the top of the bureaucracy — those in charge of clandestine operations, intelligence analysis, science and technology research, and personnel support.

A new information directorate was established to influence the media, with some success.

It hasn't helped that Mr. Bondi has chosen Mario Resca, who ran McDonald's Italian subsidiary for 12 years, to head a new ministry directorate to develop the museums and ancient sites.

Steve Coll reveals in his new book, "Directorate S," that, when some of your leaders tried to participate in the peace process agreed to at Bonn, Vice-President Dick Cheney ordered them imprisoned at Guantánamo or Bagram.