Example sentences of "of the department of [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The Division of Biological Sciences came into being in October 1990 with the merger of the Departments of Agriculture , Botany , Forestry and Natural Resources , Genetics , Microbiology , Molecular Biology , and Zoology . |
| 2 | it is over a decade since the last major restructuring of the departments of government . |
| 3 | In the future , however , lecturerships as they fall vacant may be associated with any of the departments of Chemistry , according to perceived need , and the establishment of any one may change . |
| 4 | The School consists of the Departments of Chemical , Civil , Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and the Departments of Artificial Intelligence , Cognitive Science and Computer Science . |
| 5 | Mr Lamont should have concentrated on doing his own job well , instead of making a series of announcements on behalf of the Departments of Transport , Health , Social Security and Industry , all of which have articulate Ministers of their own . |
| 6 | According to John Webster , head of the department of animal husbandry at Bristol University , new cages of this sort would cost twice as much as existing ones , and would add one-third to the price of eggs at the farm gate . |
| 7 | In the early 1960s this new attitude was clearly demonstrated in the appointment of Robert McNamara , the director of the Ford Motor Company , to the post of Secretary of the Department of Defence . |
| 8 | Curated by Professor Anthony Grafton of the Department of History at Princeton , the exhibition will be shown in Rome from May . |
| 9 | Michael Jones of the Department of History had been doing research on these buildings for several years and with his colleague , Gwyn Meirion Jones of the City of London Polytechnic they tackled the challenge with alacrity . |
| 10 | In 1920 Desch succeeded J. O. Arnold as professor of metallurgy at Sheffield Univesity , a post which he held until 1932 , when he succeeded another distinguished metallurgist , W. Rosenhain [ q.v. ] , as superintendent of the department of metallurgy at the National Physical Laboratory . |
| 11 | ‘ There are two trainees at the moment attached to the Computer Services and Personnel Services Divisions of the Department of Management and Information Services . |
| 12 | WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SERVICES |
| 13 | Please find attached a copy of the Department of Management and Information Services Departmental Guidance Notes for Employees attending further education courses . |
| 14 | The teaching methods of the course include not only lectures and tutorial classes but also : the extensive use of case studies which have been developed in partnership with local industry ; the use of expert computer systems in statistical analysis ; and project work emanating from the research activity of the Department of Mathematics , including statistical research on financial trends . |
| 15 | The project will be supervised by Dr Neil Crosby of the Department of Land Management and Development and Mr Geoffrey keogh of the Department of Economics . |
| 16 | Our judges were four distinguished scientists : Professor Martin Rees , director of the Institute of Astronomy , Cambridge ; Dr Alan Gauld of the Department of Psychology of the University of Nottingham ; Professor Steven Rose of the School of Biological Sciences at the Open University ; and Dr Peter Davies of the Department of Zoology , University of Nottingham . |
| 17 | This provision comprises two honours degrees and two diploma courses , ( one in conjunction with the NI Hotel and Catering College ) , offered under the aegis of the Department of Hotel and Catering Management . |
| 18 | Opportunities for peer review among teachers of nurses should be a regular feature of the Department of Nurse Education . |
| 19 | These schools come under the control of the Department of Education , through locally appointed committees . |
| 20 | The decision follows the disclosure in the Guardian on Monday of payments to 231 lecturers and professors which were in breach of Treasury regulations in a routine audit of the Department of Education 's accounts . |
| 21 | The decision leaves in tatters the Government 's original plans for a scheme administered by the private sector , and in effect hands control of higher education funding to the Treasury , a blow to the morale of the Department of Education and Science which wants to expand student numbers . |
| 22 | Applicants , when provisionally accepted , are also required to furnish a satisfactory medical report in accordance with the regulations of the Department of Education for Northern Ireland . |
| 23 | Applicants , when provisionally accepted , are also required to furnish a satisfactory medical report in accordance with the regulations of the Department of Education for Northern Ireland . |
| 24 | The Science Policy Research Unit at Sussex University says that a substantial part of the science-policy machine — the part that operates under the auspices of the Department of Education and Science — relies on peer review and ‘ informed prejudice ’ . |
| 25 | The people least likely to be able to find £24–95 to buy the first set of reports on science teaching from the Assessment Performance Unit ( APU ) of the Department of Education and science * , the latest volume of which has just been published . |
| 26 | The people least likely to be able to find £24–95 to buy the first set of reports on science teaching from the Assessment Performance Unit ( APU ) of the Department of Education and science * , the latest volume of which has just been published . |
| 27 | The Concorde post , which observers have unkindly suggested should disqualify the incumbent from any positions of responsibility in the future , was held between 1966 and 1970 by Sir James Hamilton , who holds down today a key position within the bureaucracy of the Department of Education and science . |
| 28 | The last decade has seen an increasingly interventionist approach by Her Majesty 's Inspectors of Education ( HMI ) , by officials of the Department of Education and Science ( DES ) and by individual Secretaries of State . |
| 29 | Influential Inspectors like Christian Schiller of the Department of Education and Science ; headteachers like Tom Johns in Oxfordshire ; classroom teachers like Sybil Marshall ; lecturers in colleges of education , like Len Marsh ; directors of education like Alec Clegg in the West Riding of Yorkshire ; and creative thinkers like Robin Tanner , Edith Moorhouse and John Coe ; used the opportunity which the massive restructuring of state education gave and were instrumental in building up , for the first time , a coherent philosophy for the English primary school . |
| 30 | Local education authorities have less autonomy and become more the administrative arm of the Department of Education and Science , delivering a system of education within the well defined orbit of circulars and orders in council . |