Sentence examples for backroom work from inspiring English sources

Career opportunities grow largely because of "backroom" work.

Here is the backroom work behind the more public activities of the party leadership, NEC and Conference... ..--Publisher's note... ..--Publisher

The PCC is a very good mediator and does a lot of valuable backroom work on privacy and on settling complaints.

There are lots of backroom civil servants because the government and its ministers give us lots of backroom work to do.

In London, Labour warned the mayor, Boris Johnson, that the Olympics failure should be a "stark warning" not to go ahead with his plans to outsource much of the "backroom" work for the Metropolitan police to meet a budget black hole of £233m.

Most of Hanssen's assignments in the bureau, however, were in the backroom, working on budgets and shuffling paper, not out on the street chasing spies and criminals.

The new computer system was aimed at shortening the time needed for approval by automating much of the backroom administrative work.

Even the most prosaic legislative bills are veined with quid pro quo compromises and kickbacks, backroom machinations worked out with a handshake or a shove at banquets, wakes and committee hearings.

Fond of the backroom deal worked out among like-minded men, many of them found Mr. Reed's decision to go straight to Mr. Spitzer an abrupt departure from their preferred way of conducting business.

Following the crash, he joined the club's backroom staff, working as a scout and honing his skills in sports science, later assuming duties as the first-team coach and assistant manager before taking interim charge following Paul Sturrock's exit in December.

Head coach Mick Potter along with a number of the club's backroom staff worked for free, having been made redundant earlier in the week.