Sentence examples for an internal office from inspiring English sources

Since then the Smithsonian has set aside money for Latino exhibitions and created an internal office to promote them.

If such a system is installed in a hospital or in an internal office in a factory having a dust- or fume-laden atmosphere, the office will remain essentially contamination-free.

Findings suggest that NASA should consider creating an internal office of phenomenological inquiry designed to recognize phenomenology at work as a fundamental approach for discovery.

"This was an internal-office, human-error problem," Ms. Kaplan told members of the Miami-Dade County Commission an afternoonoon meeting.

This year "will be the year of the battle against the regime of the left which suspended democracy", Berlusconi told the local newspaper Il Giornale – a reference to Renzi, who took office in an internal power struggle within his Democratic party (PD) but has yet to win a parliamentary election.

Like most political parties in Egypt, El Ghad has a strict hierarchy, and before deciding to stage an event, the leaders would carefully weigh a number of factors, including internal office politics and their current standing with the Mubarak regime.

They can just use Clearbit on the back-end, or bake it into their internal office systems, like a little Rapportive tool.

In 2009, he was put in charge of an internal Communist Party office that has promoted a clampdown on liberal intellectuals, the Internet and nongovernmental organizations, among others.

"There is no way the Gibson process, effectively an internal Cabinet Office one, can be adequate to deal with the unfolding scandal of this magnitude".

The Pentagon's independent auditor released a report last year that chastised an internal military office created by Bush allies for promoting a link between Hussein and al-Qaida despite intelligence showing that none existed.

The ratings are often arbitrary: an 8 in intellectual curiosity, for example, might be awarded to an applicant with "deep intellectual and passionate interest in numerous disciplines," according to an internal admissions office memorandum; a 6 would apply to someone with "well-rounded intellectual pursuits".