Sentence examples for equivalent office from inspiring English sources

It would be a really good idea if there was an equivalent office in the UK to advise the Prime Minister on economic matters.

I spoke to the Ecuadorian Consulate in London and got separate confirmation from the equivalent office in Washington DC (+1 202 234 7200; ecuador.org) that applicants have to apply in their home country.

There's no release date for Office 2011 for Mac, but its Windows equivalent, Office 2010, is available now to MSDN and TechNet subcribers, to be released to the public at large in the coming weeks.

A patent is an official recognition by the U.S. Patent and Trade Office (USPTO) (or the equivalent office in any other country) that the owner has the exclusive right to use the IP described in the patent for a fixed period of time.

A judge may only be removed from office on these grounds by the President on the advice of a tribunal of judges of the Supreme Court or those who hold or have held equivalent offices in the Commonwealth.

The Washington Post has reported that since 9/11, the United States has built new intelligence complexes equivalent in office space to 22 United States Capitol buildings.

In uncomplicated HTN, the ABPM equivalent to office BP of 140/90 mmHg is an average daytime BP of 136/8 7mmHg.

In diabetic patients or patients with coronary artery disease or chronic kidney disease, ABPM equivalent to office BP of 130/8 0mmHg is average daytime BP of 128/78 mmHg, and in HTN patients with proteinuria >1 g per day the ABPM equivalent to office BP of 125/75 mmHg is average daytime BP of 124/74 mmHg (31).

The Department of the Navy was organized into separate offices, equivalent to the bureau system of the United States Navy; whereas the US Navy had five bureaus, the Confederate Navy had only four: Orders and Detail (dealing with personnel), Provisions and Clothing, Medicine and Surgery, and Ordnance and Hydrography.

The role of that President-in-Office was in no sense (other than protocol) equivalent to an office of a head of state, merely a primus inter pares (first among equals) role among other European heads of government.

The quake left the imposing structure shattered, its signature white domes collapsed, its Oval Office equivalent a total loss.