Sentence examples for veterans office from inspiring English sources

The take-a-number system of community college shuffled me from admissions to advising to the veterans office before I knew what questions to ask.

Ren?iffaud, one of just four known surviving French veterans of World War I, died at the age of 108, according to the national veterans office.

The veterans office was moved to an expanded space this fall and the campus is partnering with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to increase services, officials said.

A thriving ROTC on campus would inevitably have an institutional relationship to the veterans office, and this it make it at least uncomfortable (and maybe impossible) for the vets office to challenge the military establishment.

Starting today, regional veterans' offices will be closed.

The veterans stressed the significance of colleges possessing academic accreditation, central veterans' offices and staff knowledgeable on veterans' issues, and as a result, this list prioritized those aspects too.

Many have suggested that a key to Obama's victory, particularly among the youth vote, has been his vitality, health, and relative youth, this is starkly contrasted by the age and health concerns of more veteran office holders such as Kennedy, Byrd, and former Vice President Dick Cheney.

The adverse reactions were not promptly reviewed by the hospital, according to the veterans agency's office of research compliance and assurance, a watchdog body.

She has dealt with the nitty-gritty of a veterans affairs office — albeit on a far smaller scale than the federal agency — as director of the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairss, which claims more than $70 million in new initiatives during her nearly two years in the post.

Returning to the city, he makes his stand before the veterans administration office.

He informed the veterans' affairs office that the G.I. Bill was "blood money" and that he could no longer accept it.