Sentence examples for external affairs office from inspiring English sources

So it has assigned them to various offices, like those overseeing facilities and food, and the external affairs office at Tweed Courthouse, the department's headquarters.

Hannah Webb, external affairs and campaigns officer at UCL's students union, says: "It's completely unfair.

On graduating, he found a job in the civil service, initially in the finance department but soon with the department for external affairs (now called the foreign office).

"The patent office now has the opportunity to actually take the lead rather than following the courts," said Arti K. Rai, a professor at Duke University School of Law and a former external affairs administrator at the patent office.

One change was to appoint Maura Keaney, a top aide from Mr. Bloomberg's re-election campaign, to head the Department of Education's office of external affairs, which organizes all political lobbying and communications work for the department.

According to Claire McCarthy, director of communication at Cooper Union's office of external affairs, representatives of the college and various city agencies met last week to discuss the proposal and to explore ways to keep the street on the official city map.

NASA's office for external affairs was quoted as saying that "What Russia does with its own money is their business".

"It's interesting to learn what you can do without," said Eric Friedman, director of external affairs for the Campaign Finance Board, whose offices at 40 Rector Street are two months away (fingers crossed) from reopening.

1) Breaking Down Traditional Structure-Silos In 2010 the company combined their external affairs and marketing department with their development office.

Until now, Gonzales was a full-time consultant in Facebook's DC office where she's led external affairs since August.

Governmental power over external affairs is not distributed, but is vested exclusively in the national government.