If you don't believe me, try visiting a Chinese or Indian or Russian government office — and see how an American government office compares.
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So far, no government office has claimed the Zuma mission.
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Above, the unemployment line at a government office in Bayamón.
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Getting appointed to high government office is a big deal.
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Kushner has never held government office before taking this post.
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His pitch appeals to Yasmin de León, a government-office cleaner.
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Authorities are investigating the incident, the Longyan City government office said.
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Thirty-six years later, a man from a government office called.
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The Bavarian's lack of high government office may count against him.
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His ministry was perhaps the best-run government office in the kingdom.
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A government office in the city offers leaflets explaining how it works.
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The extreme weather has also forced widespread school and government office closures.
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The final effect: unenchanting institutional modernism indistinguishable from a government office building.
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Trump, to review, has no experience in elected or appointed government office.
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Step one in merchandising is to register trademarks with the appropriate government office.
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Or they could drive to the government office and sign the divorce papers.
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Jason Chaffetz threatening to subpoena the head of the Government Office of Ethics.
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There is, though, a centralized government office devoted to finding missing American soldiers.
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There, she will seek a judgment against the government office and unspecified compensation.
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My mother has worked in a fairly conservative government office for almost 40 years.
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Wolkoff was Melania Trump's first hire in January 2017 for her official government office.
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There was a flow of communication between donors, aides and Mrs Clinton's government office.
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Mr Trump announced a new government office devoted to publicising crimes committed by immigrants.
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Antigua and Anguilla shuttered schools Monday, and government office closures were expected to follow.
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In the 1980s, the Korean Central Intelligence Agency had plants in every government office.
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That's when he decided to start illegally using computers in his government office to mine.
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During that time, the family must visit a government office in Tapachula once a week.
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She and her oldest daughter recently visited a government office to apply for food stamps.
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A government office charged with resolving social conflicts did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The group squeezed, uncuffed, into a police minivan and headed to a government office for questioning.
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After the explosion, the man ran into the government office and was later shot by police.
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On April 215, the U.S. Digital Service, a unique government office most famous for salvaging Healthcare.
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So two months ago we headed to our local government office and bought a marriage license.
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Instead, the source said, Powell received classified information from a desktop computer in his government office.
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He has never held government office and his businesses have always been run as a fiefdom.
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Leo, who is fifty-one, has neither held government office nor taught in a law school.
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They went down to a government office and let officials fingerprint them and take their picture.
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But there should be no other work done from a government office besides that transition work.
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I'm a nurse at the local government office, and my wife works for a trading company.
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He has not held government office before and lost a 2016 race for governor of Montana.
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The government office handling the liquidation said talks continued but declined to comment on timing and bidders.
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The government office may well be right, but the exact cost of Trump's trips south is unknown.
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Among the protesters outside the government office in Barcelona, was Carlos, a 47-year-old taxi driver.
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The men had sued a government office after it refused to grant them the right to marry.
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And those who do are often too poor or too scared to travel to a government office.
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Last month, a suicide bomber attacked a government office in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 23 people.
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Would you feel differently about them if they were in a government office building, hospital or courthouse?
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Police then fired a water cannon and tear gas as the crowd approached the government office complex.
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CNN visited the school accompanied by officials from Tanzania's Ministry of Health, and the regional government office.
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Television also broadcast a search of the municipal government office of El Calafate, where Los Sauces is based.
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He further announced the creation of a new government office tasked with reporting on crimes committed by immigrants.
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RZA also said the album — of which only one copy exists — is sitting in a government office somewhere.
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The Missouri health department isn't the only government office to keep data on patients' periods in recent years.
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The press department at the Beijing municipal government office could not immediately comment on the current hutong revamp.
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And most importantly, Clinton offered donors the facade of selflessness as they bought access to high government office.
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Many pro-police protesters laid white flowers outside the government office to pay their respects to the cleaner.
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The second attack happened during morning rush hour just hours later, near a government office on Shuhada Square.
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And the government office that could offer them some clarity on that is closed -- because of the shutdown.
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Guards were closing up shop at the city's old government office, now the Centro Municipal de las Artes.
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The government Office for the Defense of Human Rights has also created a "victims committee" to record complaints.
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The meteorite now sits in a wooden crate outside a government office in the nearby city of Altay.
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In 2016, Ethiopia experienced "changes in the government office that oversees processing of adoptions," the State Department says.
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RANIPET, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The hut sits in the middle of a government office in southern India.
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No one has ever entered a house or a government office in Turkey without being offered a glass.
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On their return to Russia, they took their internal passports to a government office to be officially registered.
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The report from the UK Government Office for Science found that 70% of marine litter is non-degradable plastic.
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While a revered national symbol, the building in fact serves as private residence, government office and a tourist magnet.
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The doomed mall lapses into bleak absurdity, like a government office in the end stages of a failing regime.
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A Chinese government office that oversees Hong Kong and Macau did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Roads and buildings, including the local government office, were damaged and power was out in the town, he said.
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Ms. Winston Wolkoff has subsequently been brought on as a senior adviser to the first lady's official government office.
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This #HongKong government office in the residential district of Sham Shui Po was pretty much trashed by protesters - and burned.
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One employee at a government office says that "of course" people with low Xichu scores can expect to suffer consequences.
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The firm has offered compensation of $500 million, Mai Tien Dung, head of the government office, told a news conference.
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He returned to high government office in 1986, when he was named defense minister in the administration of Joaquín Balaguer.
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There was another event on her Moscow agenda, too: a return to the government office to make her divorce final.
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You can also file a complaint with the government office that oversees HIPAA or a state agency that licenses physicians.
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Judge Caproni said she did not think it was extortion unless he held government office during the period in question.
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The trouble is, he said, the plans often receive little scrutiny and end up gathering dust in a government office.
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Putnam, who formerly held a local city government office, had contended that Granger had not done enough to support Trump.
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I knew better than to think that items deprived of a paper trail last very long in any government office.
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The opposition escalated on Tuesday when thousands of people marched towards a government office on the 100th day of the protest.
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BRATISLAVA, March 14 (Reuters) - Slovakia's ruling coalition leaders will make a statement at 1800 GMT on Wednesday, the government office said.
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What's surprising is how feasible this proposition is and how much it resembles the imaginative work of her actual government office.
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A blog post on the organization's website mirrors Pence's statement: Historically, churches frequently spoke for and against candidates for government office.
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In this primary election, virtually every state government office, 28503 U.S. House and one U.S. Senate seat were on the ballot.
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There were no sprawling suburbs, massive government office buildings, Metro system or traffic problems, and housing in the district was affordable.
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Exactly which Communist Party or government office may have published "An important notice about this year's (2016) 'lianghui' reporting" was uncertain.
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A few hours later, a second bombing killed 10 people and wounded 44 more near a government office in Karkh district.
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Another government office, in the eastern city of Jalalabad, was also a bombing target on Monday, but no one was killed.
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Another report from the same government office, released Tuesday, found similar conditions at several processing stations in the Rio Grande Valley.
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At the government office in Kabul responsible for verifying IDs from other provinces, Mr. Assadullah said he was treated with disrespect.
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The gunman who attacked his colleagues at a Virginia Beach government office building resigned by email hours before killing 12 people.
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The Smart Nation and Digital Government Office spokesperson said other countries have expressed interest in adopting the technology behind the app.
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Typically, this government office is more focused on relief measures like porta-potties, hand-washing stations, custodial services and public transportation.
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Such is life for the bookish economist who leads the most powerful government office that most Americans have never heard of.
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The opposition escalated last week when thousands of people marched towards a government office on the 100th day of the protest.
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The protesters in Tuen Mun marched about 2 kilometers (1 1/2 miles) from a playground to a government office building.
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He did exactly that in a California government office for seven years, and speaks of it like a badge of honor.
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All went well, and the day after the ceremony, we went downtown to the government office to get all the official paperwork.
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The march was set to take place from Chater Garden, in the central district of Hong Kong, to the central government office.
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"Hillary Clinton has proven herself unfit to serve in any government office," a Trump statement said, listing a number of policy concerns.
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It's not an efficient model to build a bank branch or have a full-service government office stationed in every small village.
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Unions representing hospital staffers and government office workers, among other public sector employees, are staging a one-day walkout across the country.
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Often referred to as the "most powerful government office no one's ever heard of," OIRA oversees the federal government's entire regulatory process.
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The CBO is a nonpartisan government office that issues an analysis on how bills are projected to impact the public if enacted.
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Why else would she not have quit when Thomas was so prurient or at least not follow him to another government office?
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Carlo Collodi was the pen name of Carlo Lorenzini, a journalist and satirist who made ends meet as a government office worker.
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The Grande-Synthe camp provided wooden barracks, toilets, communal kitchens, a government office to apply for asylum and school services for children.
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She lives in a small town, works in a dingy government office and her only dream seems to be to get married.
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For poor villagers, going to a government office to register a birth is time-consuming and expensive, especially when officials demand bribes.
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Often, they provide information about the inner-workings of an important government office, such as the White House and leadership in Congress.
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I called the government office and was told they had no record of my nor my husband's name, our identification or our paperwork.
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If you wanted to look up a fact, you had to go to the library or dig through files at some government office.
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It is not realistic to put a bank branch in every small town, or have a full-service government office in each village.
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A government office building in the Papua New Guinea town of Kavieng, the capital of New Ireland where the mining will take place.
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The GOP's 703 nominee, Wendell Willkie, was the last person before Trump to have never held government office prior to winning the nomination.
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"You go into any government office and we all have the little camera things that sit on top of the screen," he added.
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Without real investigations, there are thousands of parents like the Parrals, who trudge from one government office to another in search of answers.
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Furthermore, the PM himself owned part of that British Virgin Islands company until he sold his half to her before taking government office.
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Mr. Palacios, a retired farm laborer, said he had once gone to a local government office to inquire about his son's murder investigation.
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Ledezma won the Caracas mayoralty in 2008, but some of his functions and funding were quickly transferred to a new, pro-government office.
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As I was reporting my story, I called a government office and talked to an official who monitors Alaska Native hunting and fishing.
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At least 10 people, including the Mogadishu's mayor, died following a suicide bombing in July on a government office in the capital city.
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Mahmut, who gave his first name only, was a manager in a government office, purged just three days earlier without any clear reason.
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The anonymous letter that was sent to the government office, and contained Borisov's picture, a bullet and threatening messages, media reported on Monday.
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On a recent afternoon, Yiannis, a young television production designer, stood in line in a government office to de-register as a consultant.
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Protesters are targeting pretty much every government office, bureaucrat, political party, and armed group in the city that wields any power and influence.
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She set off looking for her and a local government office told her an unidentified trans woman had been admitted to a nearby hospital.
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These lowbrow versions can also be used for other types of identity theft, like entry at a sporting event, business, government office or school.
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"You go into any government office, we all have our little camera things that sit on top of the screen," Director James Comey said.
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Some said that targeting Democratic lawmakers at their offices appeared to be an attempt to limit the ability of a government office to communicate.
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The new statistics come as armed, anti-government activists continue to control a government office in rural Oregon, citing opposition to federal wildlife policies.
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As part of the August meeting, she said Reid encouraged him to run for a state government office or apply for an important commission.
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An official government office could look out for alternative spaces and new spots that foster quality music and culture before they have commercial value.
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Visitors are sprayed with disinfectant before entering a government office building to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Pasig, Philippines, on March 19.
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The governor mocked a poverty-stricken woman who had torn down a photograph of him in a government office after being denied food stamps.
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But ask 10 people in Paris what the building looks like, and you'll probably hear 10 different answers: hospital, swimming pool, government office, airport.
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Weddings in China are a civic event — you go to a local government office, sign a piece of paper, maybe go out for a meal.
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When Sanchez went to a government office to file a complaint about her son's death, she met another woman whose son had been similarly killed.
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" The inauguration address by the Democratic first-time government office holder promised a new direction for Illinois, "with leadership that abandons single-minded, arrogant notions.
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"She has used government office, her official title, her literal office in the Department of Transportation, to help her father and his business," said Clark.
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It is a well-manicured zone with crisp factory buildings, a slogan ("beautiful intelligence town") and a big government office dedicated to making it work.
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There is no constitutional requirement for anyone being sworn into any government office to use a Bible, any religious text — or any text at all.
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Moe Zaw Latt, director of the government office in Dawei, a coastal town in southern Myanmar, said fishermen had reported a "suspicious" boat to authorities.
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Conventional waters cannons were also deployed along with tear gas, after activists threw Molotov cocktails and bricks at police barriers outside the city's government office.
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After graduation, he studied religion in his spare time and handled international accounts for a government office — a job requiring travel to non-Muslim countries.
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Airbus said the deal was subject to U.S. government Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) export licences, which were granted in September and November 2016.
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Weber in particular faces resistance, having never held government office - although he insists his long experience in the European Parliament makes him the democratic choice.
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She had done well in school there, and as an educated woman she quickly found work, first in a provincial government office in Ghazni Province.
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Hundreds of people have been queued up outside a government office in Kashmir's main city of Srinagar every day to make calls outside the region.
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The idea for a U.S. government office devoted to arms control and disarmament was suggested by several individuals in the late 28500s and early 6900s.
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Pregnant women register their pregnancies at a local government office where they receive a Maternal and Child Health handbook, which was devised 70 years ago.
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Among other things, he abandoned plans to downgrade the ministry for French services to a government office and he hired a adviser on French issues.
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A blog post on the organization's website from October 22016, 275, mirrors Pence's statement: Historically, churches frequently spoke for and against candidates for government office.
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In fact, he is the former associate director of the Cuban Rap Agency—yes, in the heavily bureaucratic country, there's even a government office for rap.
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In a country where entering a government office building without covering your arms causes eyebrows to arch, Bombchel designs are on just this side of edgy.
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Flynn's attorney, Robert Kelner, told NBC News on Saturday that the first filing submitted to the Government Office of Ethics and the White House, dated Feb.
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"It's a very nondescript, very ugly government office," former Trump campaign adviser Michael Caputo told CNN's Anderson Cooper after his interview with Mueller's team in May.
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His collection includes memoirs of those who served at the highest levels of government office, including recent officials, and histories of some of America's founding fathers.
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Aside from military bases and a small government office, Tangay Bazaar, a half-mile of crumbling, abandoned shopfronts, is all that remains of government-controlled Kajaki.
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That is, the job is not about protecting Donald Trump personally from criminal liability — it's to represent the presidency of the United States, a government office.
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United States -- is an 1870 statute that prohibits active-duty service members from holding a second elected or appointed government office unless Congress expressly authorizes it.
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One was an auditor for a government office who was forced out of his job because, he said, he subscribed to a now-banned Kurdish newspaper.
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There are thousands of calls a day to any given government office, and much of the low-level civil servant's job is to triage those calls.
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In early 2011, an employee in one of Gao's companies made an anonymous complaint via email to a local government office, accusing the businessman of tax evasion.
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Cristian Uribe made his way across the bridge into Cúcuta earlier this month, past the tents and on toward the government office where national IDs are processed.
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And of the 20,000 domestic violence cases reported to police annually, the ACLU report citing a government office found that only a fraction, 500, result in conviction.
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The Government Office for AI must also ensure that the existing regulators' expertise is utilised in informing any potential regulation that may be required in the future.
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They sought treatment on Tuesday in a hospital in Beijing's Chaoyang District, where they were diagnosed with pneumonic plague, according to the government office of the district.
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The amount of plastic accumulating in the ocean is expected to triple between 2015 and 2025, according to a report by the U.K. Government Office for Science.
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However, the government office neither gave a specific analysis of terrorism nor mentioned it as a leading factor in the 13 percent overall increase in recorded crimes.
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Protesters have sought to remain anonymous by spray-painting and shining lasers at cameras inside the Chinese government office in Hong Kong, The New York Times reported.
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And boxes of food and water stockpiled in a government office in Florida were infested by rats, Bianca Padró Ocasio of The Orlando Sentinel reported last week.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Two bombs exploded in front of a government office in Thailand's insurgency-hit southern Yala province on Tuesday, wounding 18 people, a security official said.
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Two employees of South Korea's Unification Ministry -- the sprawling government office which oversees all things North Korea -- had been calling an inter-governmental hotline at 9 a.m.
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During home visits, a voter sometimes asked a candidate to make a call on his behalf, usually to a government office that issued permits or handled utilities.
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So far, he has failed to make a lasting impact, suffering because he does not hold government office, which would guarantee him a certain amount of attention.
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WASHINGTON — For most of last year, Donald J. Trump's application to register trademarks for his brand of home accessories languished in a government office in Lima, Peru.
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But he said the government office that was supposed to facilitate the jobs would never follow up, instead sending him back out to search again and again.
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The 27-year-old kept a copy of her handwritten notes and delivered duplicates to a local government office, which crunched the numbers and reported them upwards.
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As a result, he felt like he had no option but to start a climate protest every Friday outside his local government office, with his younger sister.
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What it does do, however, is allege that Veselnitskaya once worked closely with a Russian government office, and then tried to mislead a US court about it.
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A 21-year-old Mississippi man who stabbed his mother and grandmother in a federal government office was then shot to death by a security guard, authorities said.
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In June hundreds of army veterans staged protests in the eastern city of Zhenjiang after an ex-soldier petitioning at a government office was beaten by security guards.
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Airbus added that the agreement with Iran is subject to US government Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) export licences which were granted in September and November 2016.
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Chinese press reports said Mr. Xi traveled first to a neighborhood roughly five miles north of his residence near the Forbidden City and toured a local government office.
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On the contrary, it came soon after two other mass casualty attacks elsewhere in the country -- one on a government office and the other at an outdoor market.
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The relationship escalates, and Li, for some reason, agrees to take David to her government office and show him all the classified documents that she has access to.
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The new government office expects to create up to 10,000 jobs within the technology sector over the next three years including roles in engineering, software development and finance.
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Mr. Harris, whose election is now in limbo because of fraud allegations against one of his campaign contractors, instead spent much of the day at another government office.
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Authorities closed streets and a subway stop near the Chinese government office and parked water cannon trucks and erected additional barriers nearby, fearing protesters might target the building.
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There were very few jobs — the economy consists mostly of a small grocery store, a government office and infrastructure jobs that seem to go mostly to white outsiders.
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"If the court bases today's decision on the same dubious arguments as it gave before the summer, then the relevant government office will appeal," a ministry spokesman said.
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" Standing next to her at the government office are "these people, that are from other countries, non-speaking—I'm not biased, I have no reason to be—but . . .
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Today, Alibaba Group CEO Daniel Zhang hit back at the US government office, chalking up the USTR's decision to list Taobao as a "notorious marketplace" to rising American protectionism.
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A blog post on the organization's website mirrors Pence's take, but with a stronger statement about actual endorsement: Historically, churches frequently spoke for and against candidates for government office.
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Obaid-Chinoy recalled one article about a government office that sold passports to Afghan refugees, and another about students who smoked weed—a taboo subject that shocked the parents.
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The other mission is trying to change, one conversation at a time, a deeply rooted culture in which an Afghan visiting a government office can often expect humiliating treatment.
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The same could be said for Health and Human Services Secretary Ben Carson, whose agency has come under fire recently for opulent spending on furniture for his government office.
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The hour-long march on Tuesday from Prague's central Wenceslas Square to the government office drew fewer people than a protest last week that numbered several tens of thousands.
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CHANDIGARH, India (Reuters) - In a pink-walled room of a government office at the foot of the Himalayas, Indian women spend their days cancelling the passports of runaway husbands.
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A senior DOT spokesperson declined to provide any details on Chao's appearances on Chinese-language media, including about her apparent use of her government office to make the videos.
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But as a small government office with limited resources, we can't compete with the enormous amounts of money and political advertising that drowns out civic, "official" dialogue in users' feeds.
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Mr Ganesan cites the example of a sign above a bench in a government office that read, in Sinhala, "Reserved for pregnant mothers" and, in Tamil, "Reserved for pregnant dogs".
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First, it makes the transfer of voter information between a government office and election officials electronic, meaning the process is more seamless and up-to-date, and less error prone.
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In a separate incident in the same street late on Tuesday, three people died when a minibus became engulfed in flames, TASS news agency reported citing the local government office.
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Would the U.S. General Services Administration put up a new government office building without first bidding it out to determine which contractor would construct the best facility for the price?
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In a Sacramento government office, historian and lead author Alexandra Minna Stern stumbled across a filing cabinet containing about 21926,256 recommendations for eugenics-motivated sterilizations dating from 260 through 2000.
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In Milwaukee, his agency works through churches and community groups to contact the homeless, the less educated, immigrants and others who might be reluctant to appear at a government office.
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The setting is Berlin, where a Cold War experiment gone awry made an exact copy of our world, reachable through a passage in the basement of a government office building.
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Trailers full of food, water and baby supplies that had been donated for hurricane victims were found left to rot at a government office nearly a year after the storm.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – Lined up before dawn, dozens of migrants outside a government office in Italy jostled to be one of the handful allowed inside to request asylum Wednesday.
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The incident began on Saturday evening in Bahir Dar, the capital of Amhara, where the region's President Ambachew Mekonnen and Amhara Regional Government Office Advisor Ezez Wassie were killed from gunshots.
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Government workers threatened to call the police, but Morris knew the police wouldn't arrest the children, so she told the group to disperse and sent the children inside the government office.
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Vazquez, who last week initially expressed an unwillingness to assume Puerto Rico's top government office, said on Wednesday she will assume the governorship under the succession plan in Puerto Rico's constitution.
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Marko Djuric, head of Serbia's government office for Kosovo, said Serbia was putting its military as well as police under high alert as a result of Kosovo action in the area.
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Last year, one such gang swindled a payment manager in a local government office in southwest China and made off with 117 million renminbi, or about $18 million, the report said.
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And he did these things from his government office in Washington, by way of his official scheduler, in such a fashion as to clearly be leveraging his power for material gain.
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What follows will be a tense wait to see if Adityanath will push the agenda he so stridently campaigned on, or whether he'll assume a more reasonable tone befitting government office.
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The first section calls for automatic voter registration when a citizen interacts with any government office, as well as same-day voter registration and preregistration for 16- and 17-year-olds.
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That election was canceled, and a new vote was set several weeks later, outside factory property, in the underground parking lot of a government office building in a suburb of Monterrey.
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The effect has been to discourage women from pursuing cases, as reflected in a 2014 survey for France's Defender of Rights, a government office that helps people enforce their civil rights.
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"Although elders can help us look after the kid, they cannot once their health worsens," she said during a visit to a government office to obtain reimbursement for her maternity care.
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The bill states that candidates running for any government office in Kansas should be at least 18 years old and be residents of the state for at least four consecutive years.
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In 2014, officials from Norway's Ministry of Local Government and Modernization first proposed demolishing Y-Block, citing security concerns, and the need to free up space for new government office buildings.
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As for A2J, any government office that abuses its power to deny victims their due, sends money to allies, and targets political foes is a stain on our nation's justice system.
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THOMAS LESNAK, a veteran agent, operated out of a government office building tucked behind a Burger King in Bristol, a small city near the intersection of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - A suicide car bomb rammed into a local government office in Somalia's capital on Monday, killing at least six people in an attack claimed by al Qaeda-linked al Shabaab.
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The number of fuel stations short of petrol or diesel fell to 83 on Thursday from 140 on Wednesday in the Loire-Atlantique department of western France, the government office there said.
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Heather Bergen, a real estate agent in Arcata, California, said one of her clients couldn't verify her income for her mortgage lender, because the government office where she works is short-staffed.
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And Amlo, he's not talking about corruption in let's say a specific program within a specific government office and then say like he's going to decrease corruption there by 5% or whatever.
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That Beyoncé sang at Obama's 2009 inauguration and worked with her husband to help fundraise for his reelection in 2012 shows how close the singer was to the country's highest government office.
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Held back by police, they were waiting some distance away near the Ministry of Urban Development and Housing, when the second explosion went off just as people were entering the government office.
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His only experience in government office has been his three years as a senator, representing Monrovia, a time during which his opponents criticized him for failing to speak up during legislative sessions.
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But since our names are used in a political fight against the prime minister Robert Fico, we decided to leave our posts at the government office until the end of this investigation.
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"It's no coincidence that the federal government office she heads is signing off on policies that harm some of our society's most vulnerable," said Nan Aron, of the progressive Alliance for Justice.
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The bill states that candidates running for any government office in Kansas should be at least 18 years old and be a resident of the state for at least four consecutive years.
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The idea of putting Mr. Schulz, a man who has never held a government office, in front of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin or Recep Tayyip Erdogan is simply too adventurous a thought.
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Staffers in the White House office responsible for recruiting political appointees played a drinking game in a government office building near the White House in January, according to a Washington Post report.
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"It's no coincidence that the federal government office she heads is signing off on policies that harm some of our society's most vulnerable," said Nan Aron of the progressive Alliance for Justice.
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BERLIN – German Chancellor Angela Merkel is coming under pressure to address allegations that she knew as early as last year about mismanagement in the government office for refugees that came to light recently.
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Donald Trump is creating a new government office that will apply lessons learned from American businesses such as Apple and Tesla in a bid to make speedy political reforms, The Washington Post reports.
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And, if they are so "bigoted" to think that only their own religion can guarantee that a person will enjoy eternal life, then they are unfit for government office and must be rejected.
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"Violations in the construction and testing operations of the plant are the causes for serious environment pollution killing a massive amount of fish," government office chief Mai Tien Dung told a news conference.
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As mayor, he encouraged people to report those they suspected of criminal activity to a local government office which then publicized the list, and not long after, most would be missing or dead.
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Patanjali has vastly expanded the market for ayurvedic products, and in late 2014 Modi created an entire new government ministry to promote yoga and ayurveda, elevating what had been an obscure government office.
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In Kerala, after the women entered the temple, protesters forced shops to close, blocked traffic, pelted stones at the police, who fired tear gas canisters, and vandalized a government office in one district.
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You don't know how I feel when I go to a government office, they ask me to fill out a form and the only thing I know how to write is my name.
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And according to one major, peer-reviewed study conducted in India, more women in government office leads to parents perceiving their daughters differently, assigning them less housework, and investing more in their educations.
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JAKARTA, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities opened fire on Papuan protesters, killing six people, as they tried to storm a local government office in the Deiyai region on Wednesday, reported news website Suarapapua.
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Recent protests have drawn participants from across Hong Kong society, sometimes numbering more than 1 million and packing the downtown area from Victoria Park to the government office complex a short distance away.
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The unconventional weather patterns – including snow, ice, record low temperatures and below-zero wind chills – have shut down interstates, triggered highway crashes, closed airport runways and prompted widespread school and government office closings.
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"More than 400,000 eligible voters face round-trip travel times of three hours or more to the nearest" government office issuing IDs, she wrote, and they must generally present a certified birth certificate.
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I tell them that if you go to the Museum in the Round Corner, a former German Democratic Republic government office in East Germany's lovely Leipzig, you'll find a photo of a rally.
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But she appears to have become increasingly isolated and despondent in her last months, though help for her and her son was just a few hundred yards away at a district government office.
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A new state law will charge telemarketers with a class A misdemeanor if they spoof caller identification technology to appear as if the calls are coming from a government office or a bank.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A Russian government employee who may have tested positive for coronavirus has been quarantined and all colleagues he came into contact with placed under observation, the government office said on Thursday.
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A government office issued a directive on Sunday to media organizations calling for a virtual blackout of the protests, according to China Digital Times, a California-based website that tracks Beijing's online censorship efforts.
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In many cases, these records can be checked online, but some counties haven't digitized their records or made them available online, meaning a person needs to visit a government office to search the records.
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In the first seven months of the state's fiscal year, the number of foster children spending two or more consecutive nights in hotels or government office buildings had risen to three hundred and fourteen.
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Hotel Cubo Built in 1932 as a private residence, this statuesque Art Deco building had many lives — as a ballet school, a magazine headquarters, a government office — before its 2011 reincarnation as a hotel.
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Last week, Mai Tien Dung, minister and head of the government office, said that the authorities had identified the cause but indicated that they could not tell the public because an investigation was continuing.
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Back in the day, it might have been desirable to record and transcribe every single phone call and every meeting in every government office, but there was simply no way to make it happen.
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He publicly sauntered into a government office last week to pick up the certificate that confirmed his election to the Haitian Senate, a document he thought would offer the legal immunity he so craved.
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Riot police repeatedly fired blue liquid — used to identify protesters — from a water cannon truck and multiple volleys of tear gas after demonstrators hurled Molotov cocktails at officers and targeted the government office complex.
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One early morning last year, I watched at least a dozen men emerge from a small Mexican government office in Nogales, just south of the border, where the men had checked in upon arrival.
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That preoccupation can offer workers slivers of power if they make just enough trouble, perhaps by staging a respectful sit-in at a government office or party-controlled trade union (China bans independent ones).
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As Mr. Trump strode along a red carpet at the government office, about 100 schoolchildren in white uniforms lined the path and waved the bright-red socialist flag of Vietnam and the American flag.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators stormed main roads next to government office, protesting local officials' efforts to push ahead with a legislation that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.
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According to the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department (FEHD), the government office overseeing cemeteries and crematoria, public spaces are obtained through a random lottery—and there won't be another lottery until the end of 2018.
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Remembering that there was a New London, CT, I envisioned a potentially problematic situation (if you've ever endured the DMV or, really, any overworked government office anywhere in the States, you know what I mean).
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But what she was actually standing up for was her ability to deny same-sex couples their constitutional right to marry by refusing to let her government office issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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There's nothing wrong with that, of course, and speaking on panels at the Brookings Institution is neither a prerequisite for high government office nor a guarantee that a person will be any good at it.
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MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - A Russian government employee who may have tested positive for coronavirus has been quarantined and all colleagues he came into contact with placed under observation, the government office said on Thursday.
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Shalabh Salli Kumar, the founder of the Republican Hindu Coalition, has told allies that Republicans stand to benefit from donations from well-to-do Indians as more and more of their group achieve high government office.
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He said a clerk at his local government office flatly refused, then slyly suggested that if Mr. Nugroho would recite an Islamic creed to convert to Islam, he would put down Muslim on his identity card.
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Indonesian Chamber of Commerce deputy chair Shinta Kamdani hailed the new capital as a "positive" for Indonesia, but urged that companies be informed of the timeline for the move of each government office to limit disruptions.
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Thailand's National Office of Buddhism had proposed to religious authorities that a monk with no affiliation to the temple should now be appointed to lead it, the head of the government office, Pongporn Pramsaneh, told Reuters.
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On Sunday, his government posted online a video of him making an unannounced visit to a government office and finding it empty, an exercise which a Dubai media official said was intended to "send a message".
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In fact, it says that most are government employees, preaching the principles of the Chinese Communist Party on social media while carrying out their jobs in the local tax bureau or at a county government office.
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Farms and industrial companies that mattered to the war effort got priority from the government office that allocated the workers — men and women taken from their homes in Nazi-occupied territories or, sometimes, prisoners of war.
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Over at Miu Miu, the Conseil Economique Social et Environnemental, a government office building, was transformed into the setting of a magical dream with shaggy lilac (fake) fur, which covered the grand stairs, columns and walls.
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McClinton is the first teen to emerge from the March for Our Lives movement and run for government office, challenging a conservative incumbent for an at-large seat on the Houston City Council on Nov. 5.
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And Trump concludes the conversation by telling his Ukrainian counterpart he will instruct his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani (who does not hold any government office) and Barr to give Zelensky a call to discuss the matter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. and foreign airlines in the United States carried a record number of passengers in 303, according to the government office that tracks airline traffic, besting the previous all-time high by 3.5 percent.
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Since then, militants have killed two bomb-disposal officers in the western city of Quetta and a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a government office near the northwestern city of Peshawar on Wednesday, killing five people.
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In Shanmugapuram, a suburb in the Thiruvallur district located right beside one of Chennai's biggest water sources, women of all ages holding blue and green plastic pots shouted slogans demanding water last week outside a government office.
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SIDI BOUZID, Tunisia (Reuters) - Shouting slogans and holding up placards outside a government office in the impoverished Tunisian city of Sidi Bouzid, university graduates have a message for officials - give us jobs or you will face trouble.
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"This is a wake-up call," Carl DeMaio, a conservative San Diego radio host who has led the repeal drive, said when helping deliver 15 boxes full of signed petitions to a Southern California government office building.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hundreds of protesters have occupied a government office in Brazil's capital demanding farmland for 120,000 landless families and other reforms, one of the country's biggest land rights movements said on Monday.
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The more than 600,000 registered voters lacking proper documents may still vote, but their ballots will be destroyed unless they show up at a government office within six days with one of the prescribed forms of identification.
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The agency will also issue paper checks to some people, though that will take longer because the Bureau of the Fiscal Service — the government office that actually makes the payments — can only process so many so quickly.
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According to Statistics Belgium, a government office, the mean price for a villa or bungalow in Knokke was 1,216,764 euros (or about $323 million) in 2016, compared to 349,827 euros (or about $406,000) for all of Belgium.
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Hundreds of angry parents gathered on Friday outside the county government office, some of them scuffling with police officers, according to the police in Jinhu and videos that went viral on WeChat, a popular social media tool.
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Earlier this month, hundreds of aggrieved parents gathered outside the government office in Jinhu County, in the eastern province of Jiangsu, demanding an explanation for why 20123 infants had been administered expired doses of the polio vaccine.
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Her loan had come from an Agriculture Department program for low-income residents in rural areas, but all of the account information she needed to make her first payment was locked away in an empty government office.
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The Emoluments Clause states that no person holding U.S. government office can accept "any present, Emolument, Office, or Title, of any kind whatever" from a foreign entity over concerns of domestic influence or control, otherwise known as bribery.
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As PolluterWatch reports: Jeff Holmstead began his political career as the Associate Counsel to former President George H.W. Bush, moving from his government office to a lobbying firm to the Environmental Protection Agency to his current lobbying firm.
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Having lived in the U.S. for more than two decades, Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was allowed to check in regularly with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and was arrested when she arrived at the government office on Wednesday.
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He was held for over three months but never charged after he posted online a picture of himself naked in front of a government office protesting a decision preventing him and his mother from traveling to Hong Kong.
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If the obstacles to a Senate-confirmed appointment and the president's impulsive and transactional personality were not enough to deter aspirants for senior government office, the portrayal of Trump in the Mueller report is certain to do so.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Taliban suicide bombers killed at least 19 people in an attack on a government office on Saturday night, officials said, in the latest episode of violence in Afghanistan as peace talks continue to end the war.
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One of the most deadly attacks in recent years came in 2015, when a husband and wife inspired by foreign Islamic extremists opened fire on a gathering at a government office in San Bernardino that left 14 dead.
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The EPA's proposal to undo the Clean Water Rule, also known as the Waters of the United States rule, is due to be published in the Federal Register on Thursday, according to the government office that publishes it.
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If these murals would be anywhere else like in a government office building, hospital or a courthouse the adults that are in those places already know right from wrong, they already have a formed opinion of their own.
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He points to "violent episodes" in the final weeks of the campaign, especially a demonstration in which police and court officials searching a Catalan government office in Barcelona were barred from leaving for hours, while their vehicles were trashed.
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The police tactics to break up the demonstrations on June 12, including the use of more than 150 tear gas canisters to push protesters far away from the government office, created a new set of demands from the protesters.
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Zakariyya Mansoor, the director general of the National Counter Terrorism Center, a recently formed government office spearheading efforts to increase security preparedness, agreed that it was challenging to identify noninvasive solutions and maintain the tranquil environment expected by tourists.
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I first met Petry in April at her offices in the Saxony State Parliament, a gray modernist building, in the center of Dresden, which incorporates the ruins of a government office destroyed in the Allied bombing raid of 1945.
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In a letter to Trump published in a Saudi newspaper on Monday, Prince Turki, a former ambassador to Washington who now holds no government office but remains influential, called the move a domestic political ploy which would stoke violence.
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More than 100 people demonstrated on Monday outside a local government office in nearby Dena Kooh county, demanding officials step down for their handling of the disaster after announcements that wreckage had been found on Monday were then denied.
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When we first meet Sultan, he is a broken man - working in a ramshackle government office, riding a rickety bike and waiting for a glimpse of his lady love Aarfa (Anushka Sharma), who looks through him every time she sees him.
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The criticism has largely focused on the way in which Chao has associated her government office and title with her father, James S.C. Chao, the founder of the Foremost Group, a US-based shipping company with business ties to China.
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NASA is a part of the U.S. government but remains independent while still receiving federal funds — a structure originally conceived by McKinsey & Co. In the 1950s, the management consultancy suggested the idea of a separate government office dedicated to space research.
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At a U.S. government office in Manhattan Thursday morning, a group of about a dozen New Yorkers who had paid the $100 enrollment fee for the Global entry program and were waiting for final interviews were blindsided by the news.
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As headline after headline has shown in the recent years, an extremist organization can get immense publicity simply by attacking any open target in a city – particularly if it is near some important government office, security post, or cultural icon.
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The more than 600,000 registered voters lacking those documents may still vote, but their ballots will be destroyed unless they show up to a government office within six days and manage to produce one of the prescribed forms of identification.
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The two people reported dead by the local government office in Saint-Maxime, near the famed film-festival city of Cannes, were found by emergency-service scuba divers, in a car found rocking on its roof in shallow-water waves.
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The twists that tangle the life of the central character in "An American Daughter," a woman of accomplishment nominated for high government office (ring any bells?), unfortunately feel more predictable, although this is partly because the play draws on familiar history.
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Those eligible for one last two-year extension of DACA — those who would otherwise lose their protections before March 5 — have to have their application (and a $495 check) to a government office by the end of the day Thursday.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) — The gunman who attacked his colleagues at a Virginia Beach government office building resigned by email hours before the shooting, a city official said Sunday as authorities sought a motive in the assault that killed 12 people.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — A suicide bomber killed at least 57 people on Sunday as they lined up at a government office in Kabul to register to vote, raising new concerns about the potential for violence to undermine Afghanistan's long-delayed parliamentary elections.
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" They pointed to her educational background and political success, alleging that she had exploited her stature "by specifically seeking out potential buyers who might benefit financially if Pugh was politically successful, thus corruptly leveraging her political title and government office.
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Police fired a water cannon and tear gas at protesters who lobbed Molotov cocktails outside the Hong Kong government office complex Sunday, as violence flared anew after thousands of pro-democracy supporters marched through downtown in defiance of a police ban.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired tear gas and water cannon on Saturday to disperse anti-government protesters who threw rocks, broke government office windows and blocked a key road near the local headquarters of China's People's Liberation Army (PLA).
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A group of ordinary American men and women, Roman Catholics devoted to social justice, they were so determined to stop the war that in 1968 they took hundreds of draft files from a government office in Catonsville, Md., and burned them.
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O'Rourke, 46, said as president he would spearhead a nationwide effort to allow voters in every state to register on election day, and to make registration automatic every time a citizen does business with a government office, such as getting a driver's license.
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On the disclosure forms, registered foreign agents are "supposed to describe all contacts with U.S. persons, regardless of whether they hold government office," said Matthew Sanderson, a Washington lawyer who focuses on foreign lobbying and political law at the law firm Caplin & Drysdale.
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Moïse Ekanga, executive secretary of the Congolese government office charged with overseeing the deal, said on Tuesday that Sicomines would require 170 MW from the Busanga dam to run at full capacity, while the remaining 70 MW would feed the national grid.
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On Ana's 230th birthday in February she was told to report alone to a government office at 5 AM—and as soon as she arrived, two ICE officers arrested her and transferred her to New Jersey's Bergen County Jail, court documents say.
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Mr. Rajoy wrote that the decisions of Mr. Puigdemont's government had "generated a significant fracture within Catalan society, as well as enormous economic uncertainty," according to a copy of the letter that was distributed to the news media by his government office.
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The plan will be spearheaded by a new government office called Digital Industry Singapore (DISG), which consolidates efforts by various existing public bodies to encourage investment from foreign tech firms, support local business, and work with the industry to shape future policy.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has, since it became well publicized last weekend, mostly kept silent about an episode last week in which law enforcement personnel at a Brooklyn government office ripped a 0003-year-old boy from his mother's arms and arrested her.
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During the days he spent in Mexico, Mr. Gonzalez Carranza said, he passed the time inside a Mexican government office because it was close enough to the border that his American cellphone still worked and he was able to talk with his lawyer.
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Kuciak's last story probed links between Italian businessmen in Slovakia, one of whom was arrested on a European warrant for drug trafficking in March and extradited to Italy this week, and two Slovaks who later went on to work in Fico's government office.
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But Amin Khalat, spokesperson for Kurdish government office which helps return missing Yazidis, said Rosa and Suhayla had been taken to Syria and Turkey respectively after being held in Tal Afar and that his office had helped reunite them with their family.
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The fictitious bureau's resemblance to Villeré's actual government office (she works for the New York City Parks Department as Manager for Programs, Art and Grants at Staten Island's infamous former landfill, Freshkills Park) modeled how eco-art might catalyze imaginative, guerrilla change.
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Consumption of alcohol is allowed under certain conditions; the dress code is far less proscriptive than in some other Arab countries; and women are treated far more fairly, from being allowed to drive to holding government office and senior private-sector roles.
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The class action claims were added to an earlier case centered on Lilian Calderon, a Guatemalan immigrant who was arrested at a government office in Rhode Island in January after an interview that was part of the process to seek legal status.
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That move prevented any government office from second-guessing the "reasonableness of a belief" — whether, for example, in the case of Miracle Hill, forcing a Christian foster care agency to place children with non-Christian families would violate that institution's Christian identity.
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Hanzel, then a 17-year-old student, said he made his way to the centre of Prague against his mother's advice to see the foreign troops blast the National Museum with heavy machine gunfire, mistaking the ornate building for a government office.
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The list of tasks that citizens can complete on their phones includes applying for visas, paying utility bills, virtually queuing up at hospitals, renewing a driver's license, and many more that can save people the hassle of hopping from one government office to another.
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IN A dank, unlit room in a government office in Mbandaka, a sleepy city of 223m people on the banks of the Congo river, Marie-Claire Thérèse Fwelo is booming out her most valuable knowledge to an assembled group of perhaps 222 health workers.
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But Mr Cafaro has given the occupation a legal footing, with its own standardised contract, minimum pay (€10 an hour before deductions) and access to state-run industrial accident insurance ("in case, say, a codista trips on the stairs of a government office," he explains).
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Mai Tien Dung, minister chairman of the government office, said the government was seeking $500 million in compensation from the Formosa Ha Tinh Steel Corporation for the chemical spill, which killed marine life and poisoned people along 120 miles of coastline in central Vietnam.
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Levy was working as an attorney for Bracewell & Giuliani as the PAC sought "guidance regarding the participation of Cambridge Analytica, LLP, a foreign corporation, and of foreign nationals in connection with United States elections for federal, state and local government office," according to a memo.
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According to the General Services Administration, the agency responsible for renting government office space, the unit is privately owned by businessman Joel Anderson, Trump's old neighbor and a member of Trump Tower's board of directors, so the president won't directly profit from the deal.
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The class action claims in the lawsuit were added to an earlier case centered on Lilian Calderon, a Guatemalan immigrant who was arrested at a government office in Rhode Island in January after an interview that was part of the process to seek legal status.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some sections of China's Great Wall near Beijing will be closed to visitors from Saturday to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, state media and the Beijing government office which manages the Badaling part of the wall said on Friday.
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It is expected that with blockchain registries, it will be possible for one person to verifiably transfer ownership of a car, a home or some other asset to another person without having to visit a government office or other third-party validator to confirm the transaction.
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Kuciak's last story, published posthumously, investigated links between Italian businessmen in Slovakia, one of whom has since been charged in cases involving drug trafficking in Italy and abuse of EU subsidies in Slovakia, and two Slovaks who later went on to work in Fico's government office.
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Victims are supposed to be alerted in advance of a parole hearing, so they can make statements to the panel — the job of notifying them falls to another government office, not the parole board — but many of the women assaulted by Mr. Worboys were not told.
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Now D.J.I. is fighting a claim by one United States government office that its commercial drones and software may be sending sensitive information about American infrastructure back to China, in the latest clash over the power of data in the growing technological rivalry between the two countries.
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It is a far cry from the time when people had to bribe their way into getting a passport or to get some paperwork done fast and easily required going through an unpredictable, unpleasant interaction with a rude person behind thick glass in a stale government office.
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BEIJING, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Some sections of China's Great Wall near Beijing will be closed to visitors from Saturday to help prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, state media and the Beijing government office which manages the Badaling part of the wall said on Friday.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Neil M. Gorsuch's road to a Supreme Court nomination included stops at a fancy law firm conference room, the dreary basement of a government office building, President Trump's gilded penthouse in Trump Tower, the White House's Lincoln Bedroom and a ride on a military jet.
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Al-Maktoum made an unannounced trip to a government office in Dubai, the city known for its huge skyscrapers and crazy wealth, this past Sunday — which is a normal working day in the UAE — and seems to have been disappointed by the lack of workers present.
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And even though government salaries are presumed to be much lower than those in the private sector, working in tech in a government office will score entry-level engineers and developers a slightly better salary, on average, than working for a seed- or Series A-stage startup, the survey suggests.
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SANTIAGO, March 11 (Reuters) - One of two people confirmed to have the coronavirus in Bolivia is being sheltered in a government office after local residents and medical staff blocked her entry to up to four hospitals in a provincial city, local media and government health officials said on Wednesday night.
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Blair Horner, executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, said the mere presence of Mr. Percoco in the governor's Manhattan office was troubling, indicating that Mr. Cuomo's staff either didn't know about the rules prohibiting a campaign manager from using a government office, or chose to disregard it.
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What's more, if the Senate takes seriously Mr. Trump's absolutist position, the chamber will be establishing a startlingly dangerous precedent: that Congress lacks the constitutional authority to investigate effectively criminal wrongdoing within the highest levels of the executive branch, in this instance, allegations of bribery and misuse of government office for personal gain.
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These questions should not be left to the sole discretion of one government office, especially when those affected could include every Internet user who has ever shared an article or a photo without knowing whether they had proper permission or posted a video of themselves singing along to the latest pop song.
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Former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Haley: 'Threats of China on full display' in Hong Kong Juan Williams: Trump's trouble with women MORE said Wednesday that her first "official act" after leaving government office was to download the ride-hailing app Uber.
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Patton, a longtime Trump family associate who planned Eric Trump's wedding and is now a high-ranking political appointee, "liked" partisan political tweets from her official Twitter account and unwittingly displayed a Trump campaign hat in her government office, according to a Wednesday letter from the office to Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
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We welcome that the Data Protection Bill and GDPR appear to address many of the concerns of our witnesses regarding the handling of personal data, which is key to the development of AI. The Government Office for AI, with the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation, needs to identify the gaps, if any, where existing regulation may not be adequate.
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Lately, we have seen some shocking losses of life from gun violence: 58 people at a Las Vegas concert; 49 in an Orlando nightclub; 32 in a Virginia college; 26 in a Connecticut elementary school; 26 in a Texas church; 17 in a Florida high school; 14 in a California government office; 2023 in a Texas high school; and nine in a South Carolina church.
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They can do so by championing a bill that would require a nonpartisan government office to put in every voter's mailbox, every year, a letter estimating the annual cost to the average family of the future tax increases or spending cuts needed to keep government solvent over the long run; how much the current Congress has increased or decreased that cost; and how much that cost will mount if Congress delays in raising taxes or cutting spending.
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Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by National Association of Manufacturers - The impeachment of President Trump has begun DC statehood push faces long odds despite record support Democrat accuses GOP of opposing DC statehood because of 'race and partisanship' MORE (D-Va.), a member of the House Oversight Committee who represents part of the Washington suburbs, said many D.C. residents now commute into Northern Virginia, home to corporate and federal government office buildings.
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In a letter to OGE Director Walter Shaub Jr., Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) and ranking democrat Elijah Cummings (Md.) said Conway's comments appeared to be an example of the White House counselor using her government office to endorse the personal business of President Trump's daughter.
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In a letter to OGE Director Walter Shaub, Jr., Oversight Committee Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) and Ranking Democrat Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) said Conway's comments appeared to be an example of the counselor to the president using her government office to endorse Ivanka Trump's personal business.
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