Sentence examples for whose department includes from inspiring English sources

"The tax code is an abomination," said Mr. O'Neill, whose department includes the Internal Revenue Service.

Last month, the business secretary, Vince Cable – whose department includes universities – told the Commons the Lib Dems' pre-election pledge was "no longer feasible".

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, whose department includes the minerals service, has asked the National Academy of Engineering to evaluate the oil spill, but that group will focus mostly on technical failures.

A senior administration official, who would speak only on the condition of anonymity, said Mr. Chertoff, whose department includes FEMA, told Mr. Bush on Wednesday that he was thinking of moving Mr. Brown aside and replacing him with Admiral Allen.

Over the weekend, there was speculation that Mr. Snow, whose department includes the loan board, might remove Mr. Roseboro from the board and replace him with someone who would vote in favor of United's next application.

A representative for the Greenwich Fire Fighters Association, the union for firefighters in Greenwich, whose department includes volunteers and paid firefighters, said an investigation ordered by the fire commissioner into Chief Warzoha's conduct concluded this week that he had been impaired during a fire on Dec. 5.

Weinman's design of Liberty striding towards the Sun for the half dollar proved difficult to perfect, and Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo, whose department included the Mint, considered having Barber create his own design.

Federated, whose department stores include Macy's and Bloomingdale's, said that it would provide revised full-year earnings estimates after management completes its assessment of sales expectations for the remainder of the year.

The May Department Stores Company, whose department stores include Lord & Taylor and Filene's, said yesterday that it was offering to buy David's Bridal Inc. for $30 a share, or about $436 million.

Five degree subjects will be taught entirely in English from this year – including maths and physics, whose department boasts cutting edge facilities, such as the world's leading laser-combustion diagnostics lab.

Boaden, whose empire expanded this year with the additional responsibility of local TV, radio and online services in England, oversaw a wholesale reorganisation of the corporation's news department, including a new multimedia newsroom and on-air look.