It seems a lot more likely, though, that the Patriot Act was already sitting in someone's desk-drawer, waiting to be tabled when a suitable disaster occurred.
Since you don't have the opportunity to bump into each other in the hallway or swing by someone's desk, it's important to create a regular, predictable time for people to share ideas, address problems and trade information.
Brosnan denied the rumours in July 1993 but added, "it's still languishing there on someone's desk in Hollywood".
But the Kennedy papers -- along with his briefcase and writing desk -- face the auction block, and an afterlife in someone's den.
But the handbills must have been appreciated, or else they landed by mistake in a pile on someone's desk or inside someone's library, as bookmarks, avoiding leaky roofs, small children with soiled hands and generations of tidy owners, to transmute into prized artifacts that passed to the antiquarian market, from which Mr. Jay, a century or two or three after they were printed, acquired them.
Once I was paid to pick up a single Nutella crepe from a restaurant and deliver it right to someone's desk in the City of London.
But alongside such food poverty, with all its consequences for people's health, runs a decadence that is, to me, just as grim: Wilson quotes a Deliveroo courier who describes being asked to deliver a "single Nutella crepe" to someone's desk in the City of London; his customers, he says, often receive their food without uttering a single word.
Auditors also found other issues in the process, including an instance in which a box of hiring exam materials that was supposed to be under lock and key was left in an unsecured box on someone's desk.
Tape the sign up sheet to someone's desk in a central location.
Thus, a majority of resumes are not read in a quiet place, such as someone's desk, where they can focus and really read everything you've written.
"So many of the conflicts that happen with families are caused by lawyer miscommunication, or something getting stuck on someone's desk or in a court process".
