Sentence examples for Allocated office from inspiring English sources

Citigroup downsized its allocated office space per employee in December, forcing even investment bankers into an open office plan.

Instead of departments, scientists will flit between so-called "interest groups" as their work develops, while researchers in different fields have been carefully allocated offices and labs in a manner that would rival the most painstaking of seating plans.

The Association of Student Activities plans to allocate office space this fall for the first time since the fall of 2001.

These party bosses control large campaign funds, allocate office by seniority and craft consensus policies that avoid offending any significant interest group.

What is the most ethical way to allocate offices: seniority?

He does not think the whips should be in charge of allocating offices.

In a report published in 2013 Parliament's administration committee described "considerable dissatisfaction" about the wait, with one MP claiming it had made him "totally disoriented, unable to focus on getting to grips with the job and very stressed".What to do? Parliament could simply allocate offices by lottery.

In recent years, though, Haiti's parliament has allocated his office just a third that amount.

Then he must work wherever there is space, lugging his growing mound of constituency correspondence with him as he goes, until he is allocated an office.

Sixty-three percent of the women allocated to office polypectomy were treated in 'see and treat' clinics.

The French constitution gives no official status to a president's spouse, although they are typically allocated an office in the Elysée Palace, an assistant or two, and security guards.