Sentence examples for external office from inspiring English sources

I don't have an external office or home study, so I tend to roam the house setting up temporary work camps wherever the noise and play is not – none are fortified against surprise toy dinosaur bombardment.

Following his second dismissal, he is still a union representative, but has been banned from entering the offices of his former department – a move that actually costs his former employer money, as they have to book an external office for him to have meetings with members.

Laura Sussman of M.D. Anderson's external communications office said that her office worked with Time on the story "as far back as October".

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.

"I have on at least four occasions gotten a letter from the external relations office complaining that our processing is taking too long.

The museum's external relations office had some general ideas for the blog's direction, but I have been responsible for producing concrete ideas and implementing them.

Most SME retailers will have a customer relationship management (CRM) system in place to manage back-office operations, but those without can outsource this to an external agency.

Weill Cornell Medicine's administrative and external affairs offices are nearby at 575 Lexington Ave.

One theory is that the attackers could have infected government staffers' computer systems when the staffers were working on government business outside the office, using external wireless networks in places such as coffee shops or their homes which are more vulnerable to sophisticated cyber spies.

All relevant internal and external disturbances in office environments were considered as both single input and combined inputs to six different control models.

Institutions give different 'tags' to such people, but they usually reside in the research support office, external funding office, or its equivalent.