Bureaus is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUREAUS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BUREAU, (French) a writing-desk with drawers for papers etc.
• a writing desk with drawers and typically an angled top opening downwards to form a writing surface.
• a chest of drawers.
• an office or department for transacting particular business
• a government department

Words related to BUREAUS

bureau8 bureaux16

Words that contain BUREAUS

subbureaus14

How to use BUREAUS in a sentence

• They turned themselves into employment bureaus and with the aid and sanction of the government found work for the thousands of women who were thrown out of employment.
• It looks as if these bureaus of employment would not be idle, with a showing of one thousand, five hundred applicants the first week the New York office was opened.
• Here there are five bureaus, in charge respectively of appointments, contracts, finances, money orders, and foreign mail.
• The Circle of the White House embraces the President, the Cabinet, the Chiefs of Bureaus, the Embassies, Corcoran and Riggs, formerly Mr.
• The three leading bureaus were in Boston, New York, and Chicago.
• Vocational Guidance Bureaus should see that this habit of observation is cultivated, not only for the aesthetic pleasure which it gives, but also for its permanent usefulness.
• International bureaus and commissions already established will be placed under the League, as well as those to be established in the future.
• He is ambitious too, and should be encouraged to own land, and to that end should have the assistance without prejudice or discrimination, of national and state farm loan bureaus.
• They laid them up in their bureaus, with the medals of American Independence, with those of the trophies they had taken, and the battles they had won.
• Many bureaus and departments spend considerable time in developing latent impressions in a particular case.
• The above procedure is the usual one followed by the majority of identification bureaus in handling latent impressions.
• The order compelled all persons seeking to export goods to make application for a license to the Secretary of Commerce, or bureaus designated in various parts of the country.
• Unnecessary, over-lapping, and duplicated bureaus and agencies were reduced to the minimum.
• In organizing the bureaus, it was deemed advisable to select, for the chief of each, officers possessing special knowledge of the duties to be performed.
• The scientific books and periodicals of the government were scattered among half a dozen different bureaus and were not being well cared for.
• Its staff was at the outset recruited very largely from these two bureaus.
• Every article which Richard had bought was laid aside and put away in the drawers and bureaus she would never see again.
• Separate bureaus and divisions have been created, which in some cases are, for all practical purposes, as independent and important as the departments themselves.
• The chiefs of the bureaus are officers of the United States Navy.
• For other official sources of information, see the annual reports of the various departments, and of the individual bureaus.
• All unions in a measure serve their members as employment bureaus, and some make this am important feature.
• Public employment offices, as well as State labor bureaus, are now maintained in nearly all the States.
• There is also some skipping, as when new bureaus are formed or when death or retirement offer opportunities for the favored few to move forward or skip upward.
• The report of the Secretary of War contains information of interest and importance respecting the several bureaus of the War Department and the operations of the Army.
• The clerks and employees of the several Departments and bureaus, preceded by the heads of such bureaus and their respective chief clerks.
• The prices paid me have seemed too large, but my arrangements have generally been made through bureaus, and almost invariably local committees have cleared money.
• These reports sum up the work so far done in the West, where labor bureaus are of recent growth.
• The principal bureaus were in New York, Boston and Chicago.

Similar words containing BUREAU without suffix s

bureau8 bureaux16 subbureau13 bureaucrat14 subbureaus14 subbureaux21 bureaucracy20 bureaucrats15 bureaucratic18 bureaucracies19 bureaucratese17 bureaucratise17 bureaucratism19 bureaucratist17 bureaucratize26 bureaucrateses18 bureaucratised19 bureaucratises18 bureaucratisms20 bureaucratists18 bureaucratized28 bureaucratizes27 unbureaucratic20 bureaucratising20 bureaucratizing29 superbureaucrat21 bureaucraticall21 bureaucratizati28 antibureaucrati19 bureaucratically25 antibureaucratic22 superbureaucrats22 bureaucratization30 bureaucratizations31

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