Sentence examples for whose bureau from inspiring English sources
Trump has also been noncommittal about retaining the FBI director, James Comey, whose bureau houses significant sympathy for Trump.
A few organizations have bucked the trend, including The Wall Street Journal, which has put more reporters in Washington in the last year, and The New York Times, whose bureau has not changed much in size for years.
"The full force of U.S. law enforcement agencies are being brought to bear to stop the theft of Iraqi antiquities," said Mr. Dougherty, whose bureau is part of the Homeland Security Department.
Mr. Pensiero arrived in South Brunswick not long after noon and contacted Alan Murray, chief of The Journal's Washington bureau, whose bureau was to combine the dispatches from New York into articles.
"In this legislative environment, it's difficult to separate the anecdotal evidence from what we consider more factual evidence," said Evans, whose bureau doesn't take a position on the possible reforms in North Carolina.
The task of explaining the pattern fell to Moghabhai Desai, the bureau's chief engineer, a gentle and patient man whose office is crammed with maps.
Mr. Liu, whose antinarcotics bureau runs a fleet of unarmed drones for surveillance in China's border areas, insisted that the idea was shelved because of legal restraints.
While much of the film takes place in Washington, many scenes were actually shot in Virginia, whose tourism bureau has helpfully offered a movie trail.
Confronting it has now become a matter for the Justice Department rather than the Treasury Department, whose narcotics bureau dated to the 1930's.
This interest, and his obvious skill, steered him naturally towards the Wall Street Journal, whose Atlanta bureau he joined in 1990.
Though forced confessions are technically illegal, the country's Public Security Ministry -- whose local bureaus are charged with investigating crimes -- rewards officers who extract confessions, while usually only lightly punishing those whose abuse goes too far.
