Sentence examples for having offices from inspiring English sources

He said the doctors would give more time to Mount Vernon Hospital if they were assured of having offices across the street.

Kinnear, who had an unsuccessful spell as manager at Newcastle in the 2008/2009 season, is currently having offices at both the training ground and at St James Parkk sorted out for him.

A city-centre solicitor's office, for example, boasts that apart from having offices in Edinburgh and Glasgow, you can also use its services in Baku, Istanbul and the Falkland Islands.

For me it's all about having a change of scenery regularly to refresh my mind – having offices across the globe means that I can visit for business and take some holiday time, too.

The records provide a picture of how young Arab men were recruited into a terrorist network that in the mid-1990's was described by insiders as having offices in Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia.

'Persons and corporations doing a part of their business within the state and a part without the state, and having offices or other regular places of business both within and without the state, shall be taxed only upon such income as is derived from business transacted and property located within the state, which may be determined by an allocation and separate accounting,' etc.

Yes, the yakuza has offices.

TagMan has offices in New York and London.

Sandell Asset Management has offices in New York and London.

Vestar has offices in New York, Boston and Denver.

Writers and cartoonists had offices on eighteen.