Sentence examples for new directorates from inspiring English sources

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?

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

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

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

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.

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

Budgets, salaries, training and logistical support for the provincial governments will go through the new directorate, which reports directly to the president, Mr. Popal said.

Also being discussed within the White House, the officials said, were possible changes within the F.B.I., including the creation of a new directorate within the bureau responsible for domestic intelligence-gathering and analysis.

Officers at the new directorate reported that they were conducting a baseline study to determine the prevalence of substandard or unregistered products, due to be completed in 2014.

The new directorate eventually also spawned the field of computational science, he adds, "but it took 20 years for that to happen".

A new directorate known as Tube Alloys was created to coordinate this effort.