Sentence examples for with bureaus from inspiring English sources

The organization of the MSS is similar to that of the former KGB, with bureaus responsible for foreign intelligence, counterintelligence, and the collection of scientific and technical intelligence.

Those were great days for Time, with bureaus in many foreign capitals, and Robert was the photography editor of the World section.

In response to the surge of contaminated Chinese products, the United States Food and Drug Administration last month opened its first overseas inspection offices, with bureaus in Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou.

(NYT) CUBA: NEWS BUREAUS ALLOWED The Chicago Tribune and The Dallas Morning News learned that they will be allowed to open offices in Havana, joining The Associated Press and CNN as the only United States news organizations with bureaus in the country.

Mr. Westin said ABC News could no longer afford to support a worldwide staff of about 1,500, with bureaus in cities foreign and domestic, most with traditional TV news work forces: camera operators, sound engineers, tape editors, assignment editors and, of course, correspondents, many with substantial salaries.

With bureaus in 12 American cities, the Qatari company promises to provide an alternative on cable to CNN, Fox and MSNBC.That lost Kodak momentA judge approved Eastman Kodak's plan to restructure and leave bankruptcy protection, which it filed for in January last year.

Each of these agencies is an empire inside an empire, with bureaux the length and breadth of Syria.

Mentions a suit with "bureau-drawer" pockets, a "skeleton dress" with a padded rib cage, a phallic "lobster" frock (which the Duchess of Windsor wore).

(Disclosure: Along with John G. Lynch Jr., a professor at the University of Colorado, I met with bureau staff members last month to discuss this proposal from a behavioral science perspective).

The minimum, maximum and mean values of all hydrogeochemical constituents are tabulated and compared with Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS, 1991) and are given in Table 2.

This is in line with Bureau et al.'s [ 22] finding that the parent child relationships of adolescents with NSSI are characterized by failed protection, much control, and feelings of alienation.