Sentence examples for office concerns from inspiring English sources
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An open office plan addresses closed office concerns, but at the sacrifice of productivity.
In addition, one extra problem that President Obama may have to deal with as soon as he takes office concerns Salim Hamdan, the driver for Osama bin Laden who was convicted of material support for terrorism (but cleared of conspiracy) in a trial that took place over the summer.
Every day, clients come into my office concerned about lawsuits over credit card balances.
She lived a sheltered colonial life, and worked in an office concerned with the colony's security.
Earlier this week, a Caremark rival, Express Scripts Inc., was subpoenaed by the same office concerning its relationship to TAP, a venture of Takeda Chemical Industries of Japan and Abbott Laboratories.
Verify who you are talking to before giving away any personal information by ringing the office concerned, even if it's supposedly the fraud department.
The potential charges stem from the destruction last fall of thousands of documents and e-mail messages by the accounting firm's Houston office concerning Andersen's work with Enron, the giant energy trading company based in Houston.
The pharmacy benefit managers Caremark Rx Inc. and Express Scripts Inc. also said this month that they had received subpoenas from the same office concerning their relationships with TAP, a venture of Takeda Chemical Industries of Japan and Abbott Laboratories.
Some officials, elected or otherwise, with whom I have spoken with left meetings in the Oval Office concerned that the president was struggling with the demands of the job.
Kohen is the equivalent of the Arabic word kāhin ("diviner"), and in Hebrew it has the meaning of "priest," denoting the occupant of the office concerned with obtaining oracles by the aid of the ephod (an apronlike garment) containing the Urim and Thummim (sacred lots) and by inspiration, as well as with officiating at a sanctuary.
