Sentence examples for distribution of offices from inspiring English sources

The Serbian story agrees with Helmold's description of the distribution of offices by an inactive God.

This work has used TRNSYS software package to model a HVAC system composed by a geothermal heat pump (GHP) and several fan-coils (FC) for a typical distribution of offices in the area of the Mediterranean Sea.

The Italian political philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli, a contemporary of Aretino, wrote that princes should not ignore popular opinion, particularly in regard to such matters as the distribution of offices.

If this is the progress and course of things (and who does not know that it is?) it follows, that it is the true interest and best policy of the common people to take away from the body of the gentlemen all share in the distribution of offices and management of the executive power.

The company will focus on the distribution of office products and furniture under a new name, Buhrmann N.V.

For engineering application, the internal temperature distribution of office paper used in office machines such as printers and copiers is analyzed by WFE.

Tracking distribution of office supplies is inherently tricky, because everyone needs to use these items at work, and many employees need to use them outside the office as well.

The fledgling company has raised €600,000 (which is roughly $850,000) from Eric Bigeard, ex-CEO of Lyreco, a European leader in the B2B distribution of office supplies with current sales surpassing 2 billion euros.

Internally, the building was organised to reflect the distribution of office spaces required by PUB's departments at the time, with more space needed on the upper floors.

3 14 However, before an intervention is carried out, more research is needed to identify and understand associations between office layout (eg, number and distribution of office building destinations), step counts and the characteristics of sitting time.

By the bulls (solemn documents) Execrabilis (1317) and Ex Debito (1319), he increased papal control over the distribution of church offices and over the fees paid by their recipients.