Sentence examples for permanent bureau from inspiring English sources

It has no permanent bureau in the Arab or Muslim world, in Africa or South America.

Now, she has been guiding the establishment of a permanent bureau field office in Karachi, where Mr. Pearl was seized.

At its first meeting, senior officials of the Forum recommended that a permanent bureau be established to deal with economic matters, a measure approved the following year.

Despite the continuing war in Afghanistan and the unrest in Pakistan, no United States television network other than CNN maintains a permanent bureau in either country.

Mr. Jordan said CNN, the only news channel with a permanent bureau in Havana, will continue to cover whatever developments take place in Cuba.

At the end of 2007 CNN had 27 foreign bureaus, but has since added four, in Kenya, Nigeria, Abu Dhabi and southern India, and it soon plans to announce a permanent bureau in Afghanistan.

Among the broadcast networks, "they don't have permanent bureaus in any of them," he said.

When Pétain in August 1942 dissolved the permanent bureaus of the Chamber and Senate, Herriot joined with Jules Jeanneney, president of the Senate, in lodging a joint protest.

From that post, she supported the establishment of a permanent office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Budapest, to fight Russian organized crime, the first bureau field office of its kind.

What's harder to imagine is an Austin press corps without a permanent Star-Telegram bureau, where respected reporters like Sam Kinch Sr .once wrote about an ambitious congressman named Lyndon Johnson, and where countless elections, political shenanigans and legislative sessions got the attention they deserved and that readers expected.

The P.T.O., which opened in 1790, had seen the destruction of patent documents twice before: in 1836 and 1877, fires left permanent holes in the bureau's records.