Sentence examples for constituted office from inspiring English sources

Hill had sought a $6.2 million budget for her newly constituted office.

The loft held the mismatched desks, layout tables and glaring overhead lights that constituted the office of New Jewish Times, a new and precarious monthly magazine.

As Susan Gurley of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) told lawmakers (pdf): "These devices constitute the office of today".

Open-plan offices constitute the majority of office stock, in which most office workers perform their daily tasks, and hence the lighting in those offices has significant impact on, not only energy usage, but also occupants' productivity.

Kobach said he was "appalled" by the action, arguing that the decision to show up on his property instead of at his office constituted a sort of "intimidation".

Not everyone was convinced that a lavishly paid advertising agency distributing 7.5 million copies of a pamphlet called "The Voluntary Way Is the American Way" to doctors' offices constituted a "grass roots" movement.

UBS said that between 2008 and 2015, overseas buyers constituted two-thirds of office property transactions in the UK, so for them, the market is effectively already 10-13% cheaper because of the fall in sterling.

6 These issues are now currently being addressed by a newly constituted National Organ Donation and Transplantation office within the Irish Health Service Executive.

The estates surrounding three Buckinghamshire villages disqualify an MP because they technically constitute a crown office of profit.

From 20 to 60 apprentices worked with Wright each year; a few remained for decades, constituting his main office staff.

Though the state argued that failing to follow a police department general order constitutes misconduct in office, Williams seems to have accepted a stricter standard of the law, which requires an element of "corruption" in order to make such a failure criminal.