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Division of Transport
(Both under the Ministry of Transport,
Industry, and Engineering,
which should
be omitted from the heading)
but not
Library
(Also under the same ministry, but belongs in Category A;
and the department must be included in the heading)
Division of Fisheries
Division of Forestry
(Both under the Dept. of Conservation, which should be
omitted from the heading)
but not
Division of Education and Publicity
(Also under the same department but belongs in Category A;
and the department must be included in the heading)
Names of such subordinate bodies as these obviously could omit hierarchy.
If the name of the body being established does not fit either of the above
obvious categories, consider whether or not the name would be appropriate for another
subordinate body within the same corporate structure. Common sense will be the best
guide, but in some doubtful cases it may be relatively easy to make the decision if an
important idea expressed in a word or phrase present in the higher body's name is missing
from the name of the body in question.
United States. Dept. of Housing
and Urban Development. Office
of Environmental Factors and
Public Utilities
International Union for the Conservation
of Nature and Natural Resources
Commission on Education.
North-West Europe Committee
United State. Office of Education.
Office of Librarians and Learning
Resources
Avoid a very literal approach to this question, however. The name of the body being
established may adequately imply the ideas expressed in the higher body's name without
actually repeating the words of that name.
Pennsylvania. Bureau of Financial Management.
(Omitted: Office of Administration)
United States. Division of Nuclear
Power Development.
(Omitted: Dept. of Energy)
If still in doubt, retain the higher body in the heading.
United States. Dept. of Health, Education,