Sentence examples for office engaged from inspiring English sources

A government investigation concluded that Mr. Reich's office engaged in prohibited acts of domestic propaganda.

In response, Le Monde says, Mr. Sarkozy's office engaged the services of the Central Directorate of Interior Intelligence, an agency whose other tasks include rooting out terrorists.

In carrying out its work, Mr. Reich's office "engaged in prohibited, covert propaganda activities," the United States comptroller general concluded after an investigation in 1987.

A government investigation concluded that Mr. Reich's office engaged in prohibited acts of domestic propaganda, like writing letters submitted to the op-ed pages of United States newspapers to appear as if they came from a contra leader.

A government investigation concluded that Mr. Reich's office engaged in prohibited acts of domestic propaganda, like writing letters to the op-ed pages of American newspapers to appear as if they came from a contra leader.

In a letter released Thursday, Thomas Perez, the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division, said that the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office engaged in "unconstitutional policing" at every level, from deputies to the sheriff himself, racially profiled Latinos and made unlawful stops, detentions and arrests of Latinos.

Every election year, candidates for office engage in a perverse form of theater.

Carlos Rangel told a civil trial alleging Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his office engage in racially profiling Latinos that, at the behest of federal immigration police, he played the role of the immigrant's relative to meet kidnappers.

When they have two or three loan officers to make a case against a supervisor, they then offer the supervisor the option of jail time or explaining how he/she decided that it was clever to have their branch office engage in mortgage fraud.

I spend considerable time in a variety of formats, visiting offices, engaging in one-on-ones, in small groups, and in larger town halls.

"There are disturbing indications that a non-trivial number of prosecutors — and sometimes entire prosecutorial offices — engage in misconduct that seriously undermines the fairness of criminal trials," Alex Kozinski, a judge on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, wrote last year in a landmark paper critiquing the criminal justice system nationwide.