Sentence examples for open bureaus from inspiring English sources

The United States government in 1997 gave permission to several newspapers to open bureaus in Cuba, but the newspapers have up to now been unable to get authorization from Havana.

Likewise, those who believe that all content should be free should reflect on who will open bureaus in Baghdad or be able to fly off as freelancers to report in Rwanda under such a system.

I see my husband's creative use of the floor as a clothes closet and the wide open bureau drawers overflowing with ten years' worth of unmatched socks.

It recently opened bureaus in Nigeria, Ghana and Cyprus.

By 1991, Bloomberg Business News had opened bureaus in New York, Washington, London, Tokyo, Toronto, and New Jersey.

Vice is opening bureaus as quickly as traditional-media organizations are closing them.

Phoenix has opened bureaus in eight cities, including New York, and has built an up-to-date studio in Hong Kong.

"My wife, who is a fine journalist, her... immediate reaction to the US presidential election was, 'You guys should all be opening bureaus in Iowa,'" added Liesman.

The women are responsible for the magazine's explosive growth online and in print, and for opening bureaus in Washington, D.C., and New York.

He opened bureaus, hired superior editors and reporters and printed investigative pieces like an exposé of the John Birch Society (even though his uncle Philip was a member).

Otis Chandler, who took over in 1960, sought to create a rival to the east-coast giants; he invested generously, opening bureaus at home and abroad and earning profits and Pulitzers.