Sentence examples for because of office from inspiring English sources

"We thought it would be great scenery to help us tap into our creative juices," the man said, declining to give his name because of office policy.

A South Korean defence official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of office rules, said the launch from the North's west coast launching pad was made between 9 30am and 9 35am local time, but gave no other details.

The missile, which had a reported range of more than 500 kilometers (300 miles), was fired from a southern launch pad, said an official at Seoul's Defense Ministry who spoke on condition of anonymity because of office rules.

Some 27percentt said they felt that they needed to go in because of office politics, and another 10percentt said they hated to fall behind on their work.

After Clinton arrived at the White House, his friend, the television producer Harry Thomason, advised him to fire the current travel staff because of office mismanagement and replace their charters with his partner Darnell Martens' TRM, Inc.'s planes and his business.

Her office added that she is unable to discuss specific details about the case because of office policy.

The addresses of the remaining women were not geocoded because of post office boxes, missing data on residence, or inability of the software to locate the address on the street maps.

She ultimately decided to go to Washington immediately, not because of the obligations of office, but because of "wanting her family to be together," Ms. Jarrett said.

Of the 10 who responded, 7 were excluded because of inability of office staff to assume new agendas, career change, or low patient volume (one academic physician saw patients only a few sessions per week and one practice that had a very low patient volume).

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And nobody's ever been voted out of office because they have too much of either.