Sentence examples for the branch which from inspiring English sources

Like most other Irish parties, the basic unit was the branch, which individual members joined.

The branch, which is called Suishinkai, specialised in construction graft on public contracts.

The branch, which has about 200 members, a few years ago sponsored a tour of Howells sites in England.

Today, the problem of substandard clinics is so small that the branch, which investigated problem clinics, no longer exists, he said.

"Also, if I need to speak to someone at the branch, which I did a little bit to begin with, it's fairly quick and painless.

The closing of the branch, which was expected, comes as Altria, formerly the Philip Morris Companies, prepares to relocate its corporate headquarters from the site.

"Some of the branches which are outside London are not that well maintained.

My eye is drawn to one of the branches, which is moving against the flow, resisting the downstream pull.

The branches, which he called "stores," stayed open seven days a week, often well into the night.

Community Bank System, which is based in Dewitt, N.Y., will assume $484 million in deposits and 174 employees of the branches, which are near New York's border with Pennsylvania.

The Church of England's Church Commissioners fund also backed the bid for the branches, which must be sold off under the terms of RBS's bailout in 2008.