Sentence examples for office carries from inspiring English sources

The office carries limited formal powers, but they include the right to nominate the prime minister.

Mr. Schneiderman's office carries the informal title of Sheriff of Wall Street and has broad powers to police financial firms.

But he has always maintained that a certain signed photograph in his home office carries special significance.

The Met Office carries out an ongoing programme to consult with the public and those in other services to fine tune and improve the service.

She explained that her office carries out inspections, helps organize protests of businesses that employ young children, and investigates complaints about the mistreatment of child workers.

Each country office carries out UNICEF's mission through a unique programme of cooperation developed with the host government.

The Attorney Generalship is a great office, carrying immense prestige.

Soon they are marching to the village post office, carrying banners marked "Kill the king".

Now they come week after week, dressed for the office, carrying binders full of résumés and leads for potential jobs.

One May afternoon in 1958, Mason walked into Wilbur's office carrying a typed letter that ran to four pages.

A bomb scare shut down Liverpool city centre after a man entered a solicitor's office carrying a "suspicious package".