Sentence examples for the deo from inspiring English sources
"Our state economist identified several fundamental flaws with DEOs economic analysis tool, and went as far as to say the DEO did not create a process that complies with the law we passed last Session.
With Hank also in danger, Kara/Supergirl steps in to help, suggesting a risky arrangement to secure his return and in turn making a startling discovery about the DEO chief.
Then there is the whole sister dynamic between Kara and Alex, who just happens to work for the DEO, the Department of Extra-Normal Operations, which is sort of like the CIA for alien stuff.
The first mate of the Deo Gratia, who boarded her, testified that the crew had left their oilskins, boots and pipes behind, and said with confidence that that no sailor would leave those.
Oumo, the DEO, told the meeting that it was up to the central government to decide which schools would be government-aided and at the moment that process was on hold.
WWII Army Veteran, Graduate of Regis High School and Fordham University, Recipient of the Deo et Patriae Award from Regis High School, long-time active Parishioner of St. William the Abbot.
Moreover, the DEOs and other local institutions have more diverse interests than the specialized goals of wildlife protection or forest conservation espoused by the UWA and UFA, respectively.
This limited impact can be explained as the result of the insufficient capacity (in terms of both knowledge and financial means) of the DEOs.
In reality, this focused attention to environmental matters within the work of the DEOs has to be effectuated via the deliberations of district politics.
NEMA, and by extension also the DEOs, are expected to have the qualifications and a reasonable degree of independence to be able to avoid the constraints and difficulties of traditional bureaucracies (NEAP 1993).
One particular complaint from the DEOs on this problem is that local politicians are regularly not trained or informed enough to understand the long-term environmental effects of their decisions.
