Sentence examples for office reconstruction from inspiring English sources

The other man, Victor Scallo, 62, who was supervising the post office reconstruction for the J. A. Jones Construction Group, said he had demanded $65,000 from Mr. Langanella in return for helping him win a multimillion-dollar contract to upgrade the grounds.

Mrs. Walker had been the first black elected to a county office since Reconstruction.

12.09pm: The problem was that the Americans did not create the ORHA - office of reconstruction and humanitrian assistance - until February.

Those priorities, according to White House officials, were Iraqi government buildings, the Oil Ministry, and the office of reconstruction.

While the interim government has formally taken office, the reconstruction effort -- involving everything from building electric and sewage plants to training police officers and judges -- is only beginning.

The first Republican to occupy his office since Reconstruction and a member of the Bush-Cheney transition team, he ran on a platform of open government.

A Defense Department spokesman said Mr. Collins had agreed to forward the doctor's concerns to the military's Central Command and the Pentagon's office of reconstruction and humanitarian affairs.

Meanwhile, Iraq's biggest pharmaceutical company, Dofar Pharmaceuticals, says it has large inventories of antibiotics and other medicines but remains unable to sell them because it cannot figure out whom to deal with in the American-led office of reconstruction.

The overall boss of this Iraqi government-in-waiting, an operation that has been endowed with the Washington-speak title "Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance," is retired Army Lt. Gen. Jay Garner.

This is from the exchange at 4.07pm, when Turnbull said the south east region of Iraq was a sub-division of the US-run Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance and Coalition Provisional Authority.

Iraqi frustration at the power vacuum burst out this week, when Baghdad city workers pleaded with the American-run Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance to at least issue a public announcement that citizens must obey the law.