Sentence examples for make in office from inspiring English sources

President Bush has confirmed that he will write a memoir about "the toughest decisions" he had to make in office.

Corporate leaders are increasingly being held to public account not only for shareholder returns, but also for the specific judgments they make in office.

In response to a question about the most difficult decision he had had to make in office, he wrote a thoughtful and lengthy answer that began: "The decision to surge our forces in Afghanistan.

The poll disguises his real support, a spokesman for the Lib Dem leader said, and claimed there is much more support for Mr Clegg on the doorstep and acknowledgement of the sacrifices he has had to make in office than a simple party poll suggests.

The message is: trust us, despite the compromises we have had to make in office.

In his column, my colleague Mr. Meekhof talks of this being one of the 'tough decisions' he's had to make in office, but I haven't seen him make a tough decision yet.

Recently, novel in-office bleaching products that use high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide (HP) have made in-office treatments easier.

Political mandates are made in office.

But the credit crisis and recession crushed deal making in office buildings in 2008.

Cromwell began acting rashly, and soon all the enemies he had made in office turned against him.

One of the most important reforms Labour made in office was to double the number of childcare places.