Sentence examples for off the bureau from inspiring English sources

Although Scarpa tipped off the Bureau to a number of major heists, Villano wrote that all the time he himself worked with Scarpa "I had to reassure myself that our relationship was not the ultimate perversion of the whole law-enforcement idea.

Within two months, as jaunty as a family in a nineteen-sixties comedy, we had packed up all the chapter books and baseball cards, and had swept the kiln-fired blobs off the bureau tops.

A soft-spoken academic, Mr. Prewitt set about dusting off the bureau's reputation and trying to free it of the partisan wrangling that surrounded the numbers, which are used to add or subtract House seats and draw district boundaries.

Gloucestershire furniture restorer Clive Payne, who discovered the telegram when he took the back off the bureau, said he had been asked to repair it by the owner, who wishes to remain anonymous.

"Any area where there is a duplicative effort with some other part of the government has a strong chance of being broken off from the bureau's responsibility".

Members of the independent commission led by Mr. Kean say that if they decide not to recommend the establishment of an MI-5-like agency, they will likely call for a reorganization of the F.B.I., possibly to create an agency-within-an-agency that can oversee domestic intelligence and perhaps someday be split off from the bureau.

"I'm now director of the bureau".

And it apparently ran afoul of the bureau's own rules by not being approved by the top agent or lawyer in Houston, though the bureau told VICE News that those officials signed off later.

That should immediately have set off alarms within the bureau.

One idea under strong consideration is for the bureau to use off-the-shelf software instead of the expensive customized features it has unsuccessfully sought to develop.

In June 2002, officials tipped off television stations that the bureau would search Dr. Hatfill's apartment, just outside the gates to Fort Detrick.