Sentence examples for interests office from inspiring English sources

Multiple requests for comment from Iran's interests office in Washington and to Iran's mission to the United Nations in New York brought no response.

"Following the release of my interview in the internet which brought disgrace to the US government for this abduction, they wanted to send me back quietly to Iran by another country's airline," he told state radio from the Iranian interests office in Washington.

Ha'aretz reported earlier this week that Barack Obama had presented Netanyahu with several other demands during their meeting in Washington last week including the opening of a Palestinian commercial interests office in East Jerusalem, an end to demolitions of Palestinian homes in Jerusalem, and a commitment to discuss all the core issues of the conflict during the next round of talks.

Until 2009 Israel had an interest office in Doha, Qatar, which was closed after Israel's operation in Gaza Strip.

Did anyone who was helping him know that the embassy serves as interest office for Iran? 8. Who filmed/made the videos in which Dr. Amiri claimed to have been kidnapped?

The Institutional Review Board and Conflict of Interest Office of the University of California, Irvine, have reviewed both patent and corporate disclosures and did not find any concerns.

And, even if they were, Israel's trade with the region, though much acclaimed and politically desirable, is marginal to its economy.Reacting to recent events, Arab League foreign ministers meeting in Cairo on March 31st called on member states to freeze any "normalisation" process with Israel, including the closure of interest offices in Tel Aviv.

And so there is Proposition 23, which seeks to stall AB 32 and which receives the majority of its funding from oil interests, the office of California's secretary of state, Debra Bowen, has said.

Reflecting his own interests, his office had a particular bent toward prosecuting white-collar crime on Wall Street and elsewhere, and recently began devoting its efforts to dealing with identity theft.

In lieu of an embassy, the U.S. has a so-called "Interests Section" office in Havana, just as the Cuban government maintains an Interests Section in Washington.

This was driving renewed interest in office development.