Sentence examples for office discussions from inspiring English sources
Informal post-talk discussions spilled over into formal office discussions, and Bristol went on to lead an advisory group made up of ten high-level financial executives.
At a meeting in April, Bannon urged that the Trump tax plan create a new 44percenttaxax rate on income above $5 million, said three people briefed on his proposal who weren't authorized to talk about Oval Office discussions.
He would occasionally participate in office discussions about how we should cover the Cannes film festival, without ever attempting to pull rank — as he was arguably entitled to do, given that he was a real live film-maker who had had something selected at Cannes.
Online If the sound of warblers trying to out-do each other with competitive tricks and trills was all too much for one sitting, then catch up on last weekend's two-part knockout stages at your leisure, and keep up with the inevitable office discussions about whether Jessie was right to choose Ruth-Ann over Ben Kelly, and whether she'll ever stop singing along.
Instead of using beeps, tones and word lists — the more typical way to determine how well a new hearing aid works — the test conducted at the center uses sounds that might be heard in New York: cellphone chats, office discussions, the rumble of Midtown traffic.
His language, which was raw and personal, carried a degree of pique and candor more often reserved for private Oval Office discussions.
Stick to your agenda as much as you can - if other topics arise, recommend they be discussed later via a one-on-one office discussion.
2. During an Oval Office discussion, a guest made a statement that prompted Nixon to ask, "You believe that?" "Yes, sir," the man assured him.
It might be valuable to have an office discussion, so that your dress code is suitable to the industry you work in.
Rep. Mia Love (R-Utah), a rising star in the party who faces a strong Democratic challenge this year, quickly denounced Trump for apparently denigrating Haiti, the birthplace of both her parents, during the Oval Office discussion.
Campaigning in South Florida before flying to Atlanta to raise money, Mr. Kerry seized upon a new book by the journalist Bob Woodward that recounts an Oval Office discussion of a potential invasion of Iraq.
