Sentence examples for policy bureau from inspiring English sources

Gamal Mubarak's policy bureau has initiated punchier legislation, such as a long-delayed bill that will allow women to pass Egyptian nationality to their children, so rescuing an estimated 25,000 citizens from statelessness.

Mr. Byeon, who headed the financial policy bureau in 2003 when Lone Star acquired a 50.5percentt stake in Korean Exchange for $1.5 billion, is accused of conspiring to overstate the bank's financial problems to reduce the price.

"This is a mechanism with a high degree of market intervention, by setting tariffs artificially high and making users shoulder the cost," said Masami Hasegawa, senior manager of the environmental policy bureau of Keidanren, the most powerful Japanese business lobby, which counts Toyota Motor and Nippon Steel as members.

But it was the fresher faces, seated farther back, who actually set the agenda.The pupils at the backSince being named head of a specially created NDP policy bureau last year, the younger Mubarak has packed the party's upper ranks with like-minded liberals.

The countries of Eastern Europe "have changed politically; they have not necessarily changed economically yet," said Noboru Hatakeyama, head of the international trade policy bureau of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, offering that important ministry's lukewarm reception to the visit.

Na Hyang-wook, head of the Education Ministry's policy bureau, put his foot in his mouth while he was out for drinks, saying, among other things, that 99% of South Koreans have no ability to move up in the world and can be treated like animals — simply fed and kept alive.

A single financial supervisory body is fine, it says so long as its own financial-policy bureau assumes the job.

An F.B.I. spokesman, Michael P. Kortan, said that as a matter of policy, the bureau did not comment on who was on a watch list.

But amid concerns from the solar power industry, members of Congress and the general public that the freeze would stymie solar development during a particularly critical time for energy policy, the bureau abruptly reconsidered.

The linkage between agriculture and the environment is central to the agricultural policy agenda (Bureau et al. [2012]).

Another insult came in 1985, when the tribe lost its federal recognition from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, something Mr. Franco attributes to a clerical error as well as a change in bureau policy.