Sentence examples for put the bureau from inspiring English sources

They demanded that the law be changed to put the bureau under a commission that would have Republican members.

But they do not put the bureau in an investigative straitjacket, nor do they prevent anyone from paying attention to alarming reports from agents in the field.

"I, needless to say, beat it back to my room and locked it, and double-locked it, and put the bureau up against the door".

Docketing the judgment would put the bureau in a position to place a lien on the couple's property or other assets. .

"Because not everyone can say 'I don't need that.' " This sort of request puts the bureau in a tough spot.

But for other scholars, putting the "bureau" back in bureaucracy, as Mr. Kafka likes to say, means looking, quite literally, at office furniture itself.

The American Banking Association, which represents banks of all sizes but generally is considered the voice of the largest institutions, said the appointment "puts the bureau's future actions in constitutional jeopardy, threatening its work, complicating compliance efforts of banks and further undermining the entity's authority and credibility".

The bureau put the total number of complaints against financial companies at 11,224 in 2010, 48 percent higher than in 2009.

Nobody knows how many confidential informants are working for the F.B.I. at any time, but in a 2008 budget request the bureau put the number at fifteen thousand.

It is time for Congress to conduct a hearing that would put the department and the bureau on public record about what they are doing to properly fulfill their duty under the law and to hold them accountable.

But law enforcement officials said that they had not made any progress in locating the five men, whose names, photographs and dates of birth were put on the bureau's Web site, www.fbi.gov, on Sunday evening.