Sentence examples for resources bureau from inspiring English sources

The other two officials are Kazuo Matsunaga, the top bureaucrat at the ministry, and Tetsuhiro Hosono, leader of the ministry's energy resources bureau, which promotes the power industry.

Dr. Robert Nuzzi, the chief of the county Health Department's marine resources bureau, said the bloom in Quantuck Bay had spread into Moriches and western Shinnecock bays.

"We are restoring a missing link here," said Edward Parker, natural resources bureau chief for D.E.P. "The fish supported other forms of life.

[Secretary Clinton] asked me to come in not only as the coordinator for international energy affairs but also to lead the design and creation of a new energy resources bureau in the State Department Q.

The mine is the largest such resource found in the western area of the Tianshan Mountains, a snow-capped range that runs through the heart of Xinjiang, Xinhua reported, citing Zeng Xiaogang, head of Xinjiang's geology and mineral resources bureau.

Many Atlantic beaches on the East End are not tested at all because the risk of contamination is so low, said Robert Nuzzi, the Suffolk Health Department's marine resources bureau chief.

The C4 licence only commits it to 208 annual peak hours of news: no indicative budget; no statement of resources, bureaux, crews, specialist correspondents; no definition of quality of approach and editorial beyond the channel's general remit.

An analysis of nearly 43,800 posts found that 99.3% were the work of government employees working for more than 200 agencies, including tax and social security and human resources bureaux.

During my tenure as F.B.I. director, I refused to allocate bureau resources to investigating the Mujahedeen Khalq, because I concluded, based on the evidence, that the designation was unfounded and that the group posed no threat to American security.

The School of Forestry in Los Baños was established in 1918 to develop human resources for the bureau.

"We are full of incredible resources," said Nancy Allison, the bureau's director of programs.