Sentence examples for subordinate bureaus from inspiring English sources

If the Provincial Bureau of Justice and Bureau of Finance do not issue a document, then the subordinate bureaus have no basis to help.

In the case of the former deputy assistant director who had affairs with subordinates, the bureau found that he also demonstrated favoritism toward an employee he had sex with by submitting her name for cash awards.

Specifically, the provincial Bureau of Justice does not choose to use professional authority but bypasses it to compete for the provincial government's attention and put pressure on local subordinate governments and bureaus by means of the authority status of the provincial party committee and the provincial government.

Hart retired to England in January 1908 after his office was made subordinate to a bureau of Chinese officials.

In July 1955, the Ministry of Coal Industry and its subordinate Safety Supervision Bureau were established by withdrawing the Ministry of Fuel Industry in the second session of the first National People's Congress.

In August 1939, Polikarpov fell out of favour with Joseph Stalin and as a result, when Polikarpov went in November 1939 to tour Germany's aviation works, the Soviet authorities decided to scatter his construction team and create a new Experimental Construction Section (OKO), headed by Artem Mikoyan and Mikhail Gurevich, which remained formally subordinated to Polikarpov bureau until June 1940.

Tong Ling's siblings all worked in subordinate danwei of the forestry bureau in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Tong Ling worked on a tree farm, and her younger sister and brother worked in other subordinate danwei of the forestry bureau.

Authority vs. subordinate.

In 1953, the Technical Supervision Bureau was established which was subordinate to the Ministry of Fuel Industry, it marked the initial formation of coal mine safety management system, "administrative management, trade union supervision and labor department inspection".

For example, the functional bureaus only need to use their professional authority to compete for the subordinate's attention without resorting to other authorities.