Sentence examples for issues at the office from inspiring English sources

"The Yahoo attack alone may not make sense, but when you combine the stolen data from Yahoo with other stolen data sets, it makes a lot more sense," said Sean Kanuck, the former national intelligence officer for online security issues at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

Charles Radcliffe, Chief of Global Issues at the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights OHCHRR), said staff had been speaking to Ms Udwin about the project, which fitted "well with the UN's call for human rights education to be introduced in all countries from the first years of a child's school education".

On Friday, the Pentagon announced that General Nowak had been reassigned as deputy director for counterterrorism issues at the Office for Strategic Plans and Policy of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, indicating that the United States had effectively dropped its request that he be allowed to return to Moscow.

Even so, stresses and issues at the office, or problems with the kids at school, the messy state of your house, or the mortgage, or anything else that makes you tense up, will make your session a waste of time.

This also helps set the tone that no one has to feel alone or helpless when interpersonal issues arise at the office.

James White, director of tax issues at the accounting office, said the revenue service had made some improvements in phone service in 2001.

"If we want to move expeditiously through bigger issues, we are going to need some legislative action," said Christopher Calabrese, legislative counsel for privacy issues at the Washington office of the A.C.L.U.

Have people around you willing to argue, challenge you and fight for their opinions and beliefs so that you deal with most issues during the day at the office... not alone with your spouse!

Charles Radcliffe, the UN's special adviser on LGBT rights and the head of global issues at the UN human rights office in New York, said that the global picture was not entirely bleak and stressed that there have been significant improvements worldwide.

"The most senior person on Arctic issues at the State Department is an office director, not a secretary or even an assistant secretary," Ebinger said.

Phillip Herr, director of physical infrastructure issues at the U.S. Government Accountability Office, said that the postal service is no longer viable under its current model.