Sentence examples for divisional offices from inspiring English sources
If they performed well, they were promoted to district, regional and divisional offices.
The May Department Stores Company, parent of Lord & Taylor and Filene's, said yesterday that it would close two divisional offices and consolidate operations of four of its businesses, affecting 1,800 jobs.
The company said its store-support center in Atlanta will buy many of the items sold in its stores, based on advice from the company's eight North American divisional offices.
Large nonprofits that work on many issues both nationally and locally do best by seeking corporations that can simultaneously conduct national campaigns and work at the local level through divisional offices or franchisees.
The city has one of the Devon and Cornwall Area Crown Prosecution Service Divisional offices.
Better relationships with the Zonal and Divisional offices could provide the required number of teachers.
Complete Filtration Resources Inc CFRR) has opened a European divisional office in London, UK, with additional engineering and support from an office located in Milan, Italy.
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Mr. Nardelli and Dennis Donovan, a former G.E. executive who joined Home Depot in April as executive vice president for human resources, have been visiting every divisional office, checking their human resources plans and methods.
So she rejected ideas that would heighten those concerns such as working from home and coming in to headquarters only for meetings—and focused on ones that would assuage them, such as splitting her time between her old divisional office and HQ.
After sometime, he left the company and joined as a divisional office canteen manager in a company at Adra (in state of West Bengal, India) where he worked for four years.
