Sentence examples for outer departments from inspiring English sources

The real crux of the problem in Guatemala is that although electricity for the capital and neighbouring regions is produced and managed through a publicly owned utility and prices are relatively stable, in Guatemala's outer departments the electricity is controlled by private companies – the same companies that are responsible for the expansion of hydroelectric power.

The real crux of the problem in Guatemala is that although electricity for the capital and neighboring regions is produced and managed through a publicly owned utility and prices are relatively stable, in Guatemala's outer departments the electricity is controlled by private companies the same companies that are responsible for the expansion of hydroelectric power.

The outer section was $6.

I am very introverted, and my office at my new job is on the outer edge of my department.

A blinding assault on enemy satellites could well be the very first step of a military conflict between great powers, said professor Bhupendra Jasani, an expert in the militarization of outer space at the department of war studies at King's College London.

In December 2005, a 9 month old child presented to the outpatient department with impetigo of the outer ear and acute otitis media.

The plot summary reads: "An employee at a department of the United Nations that monitors outer space inadvertently makes contact with a beautiful woman, who may be an alien".

He offered a detailed account of his department's security plan, with inner and outer perimeters, unannounced vehicle checkpoints, countersniper teams on rooftops, and hazardous-materials and bomb squad personnel ready to respond.

Into this abode came a little visitor from outer space, or rather, from the space-age-obsessed design department of the Japanese electronics company Weltron.

With menacingly tight slimming/shaping garments and loops of utterly destroyed holiday samples, she made me feel like I was shopping in a department store housed in a shattering igloo in outer space.

Ms. Norton said her department estimated that the revised area, part of the Outer Continental Shelf, contains 1.25 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, which she said was enough to serve one million American families for 15 years.