Over the last 30 years, we've gone from an office of 40 people to now 2,500.
In a second broadcast, from an office of the government-run oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela, Mr. Maduro lashed out at Washington.
They have taken the files from an office of the Selective Service board that is sending young men to fight in Southeast Asia.
That building is around the corner from an office of Brown Brothers Harriman, a private bank, whose entrance is proudly announced by six faux columns and a fluttering crimson-and-white flag emblazoned with the firm's initials.
The computer, taken Saturday from an office of the secretary, Hazel Blears, in Manchester, contained restricted government documents, but no information believed to be top secret, BBC television reported.
FIFA's organization has grown from an office of 50 to 150.
These people should get a free fishing permit from an office of the local tax collector prior to going fishing.
A congressional aide from an office critical of the pipeline said the office had never even heard of EMAC.
The validity of responses of absenteeism was assessed by comparing self-reported values with data from a central office of statistics, whereas for assessing validity of responses concerning presenteeism, the authors commented that there was no gold standard.
They can have the complaint heard under one of two existing sets of rules -- one from the United Nations, the other from an independent office of the World Bank.
