Sentence examples for this department which from inspiring English sources
They've been awful in this department, which only exacerbates Smith's weaknesses.
Not much new ground is broken in this department, which doesn't mean that the jokes themselves aren't funny.
But in the news release, she pledged "to do my best to lead this department, which is so critical to the functioning of the banking system".
(Some more links: here, here, and here). This is where I work; I transferred from this department, which is part of the same institution.
This department, which was rated 6* in the last Research Assessment Exercise tackles all major areas of materials science; however, research in biomaterials, electronic and device materials, materials chemistry, physical metallurgy, polymers, ceramics, and inorganic composites are areas of special strength.
However, archived DoD ESSENCE emergency department (ED) data was obtained from electronic storage for comparison, as it was this department which initially transferred to the VA facility at the start of the merger.
The logistics this time for the department, which usually helps arrange large, ceremonial funerals, is more daunting, although there was some talk yesterday of a possible memorial service at a large arena, like Madison Square Garden.
She alerted the department, which examined the animal.
With his colleagues, he developed this new department, which, unusually, made no assumptions about the religious convictions of its staff, into a teaching and research centre of world renown, attentive to diverse religions and multi-disciplinary in approach, drawing on the full range of social sciences.
Once penniless, the refugees and their families produce up to 80percentt of the fruit and vegetables sold in this overseas French department, which must import other food at a high cost from mainland France or Brazil.
More staff said they were discriminated against on the grounds of disability than over age, race, gender or sexual orientation – and this from the government department which manages the financial support that should allow disabled people to flourish.
