Sentence examples for efficient office from inspiring English sources
As a result, the company required exceptionally efficient office support.
The administration's plan would allow developers, under certain conditions, to build taller, more efficient office towers.
In his Sky Line column in The New Yorker of April 25 , 1953 Mr. Mumford wrote: "This seems to be the very model of an efficient office building.
"We think it's a great location just off Exit 16 of I-95 and great value for brand-new, efficient office space without going to the eastern end of the county to get it," he said.
In the recent debate before the Nevada caucus, Obama, who confessed to being disorganized, said that the Presidency has little to do with running an efficient office: "It involves having a vision for where the country needs to go... and then being able to mobilize and inspire the American people to get behind that agenda for change".
A MORE EFFICIENT OFFICE Start-ups that make software and hardware for businesses will take a cue from consumer devices like the iPod and build products that are simpler to use, said Sunil Dhaliwal, a general partner at Battery Ventures in Boston.
Analysts reckon that, after TNT Post Groep, a privatised Dutch firm, Deutsche Post is Europe's second-most efficient post office.
"That makes for very efficient offices," he said.
They will provide modern homes with lower energy bills, energy efficient offices and brand-new schools, community centres and services".
In The English Constitution (1867), the English economist and political analyst Walter Bagehot (1826 77), who was also an editor of The Economist, famously distinguished between Britain's "dignified" offices (e.g., the monarch) and its "efficient" offices (e.g., the prime minister).
The appointment of a new environment manager means GNM is now able to commit to developing a more systematic and transparent process of continual improvement, and the move to more efficient offices provides staff with a setting more conducive to good environmental practice.
