Sentence examples for top bureau from inspiring English sources

"There was probably a sense that it had to be taken to top bureau officials.

The staff of the bureau's Branch of Acknowledgment and Research clashed with Mr. Anderson and other top bureau officials who were pushing to complete tribal recognition decisions.

In the nine years that Mr. Stringer has been the top bureau official in Vernal, the field office has approved an average of 555 new oil and gas wells a year, nearly three times the number in the previous decade.

Top bureau officials also appeared to be unaware of last month's international chemical and pharmaceutical convention, ChemShow, in New York City, which attracted hundreds of chemical and pharmaceutical equipment manufacturers, engineers and technicians.

At the same time, top bureau officials are described as "sym pathetic" to industry demands For a relaxation, or at least an extension of time, in enforcing some provisions.

The report was also hand-delivered to a top bureau official in 2015.

"This strong book proves that, at the top, the bureau was turned into what could be called the H.B.I. (Hoover Bureau of Investigation)," Herbert Mitgang said in The Times in 1988.

But this week, the 68-year-old prime minister made what many analysts consider a bolder statement: he appeared at the nation's top petition bureau in Beijing, where people go to file grievances, and encouraged citizens to criticize the government and press their cases for justice.

Late on Tuesday, North Korean state-run media also reported that its top political bureau would soon hold a rare meeting to discuss "an important issue for victoriously advancing the Korean revolution".

The former Trump campaign manager responded to a report about a 10-year-old with Down syndrome torn from her mother by saying, "Womp, womp". Corey Lewandowski has been dropped by a top speakers bureau after he made a mocking remark about reports that a 10-year-old girl with Down syndrome had been separated from her mother at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The chosen "scholars" are usually put to work by summer in top news bureaus: a few months' experience as a prelude to a lifetime career, we hope.