Sentence examples for office forms from inspiring English sources

WHEN a politician of populist inclinations takes office, forms a government and unveils his programme, he usually has something to please everyone.

The story of how Oskar Schindler saved Jewish prisoners by putting them to work is recounted against this broader picture, and Schindler's office forms a focal point of the journey.

The standard text of the letters patent is set out in The Crown Office (Forms and Proclamations Rules) Order 1992, with minor amendments in 2000.

In the former post office, forms and licence applications and a bottle of dried ink still stand on the counter, while in a back room stands "a nice dresser, upon which [stands] a teapot and a jug and some sheet music: 'Red Sails in the Sunset', 'The General's Fast Asleep' and 'You Can't Do That There 'Ere.' Nobody on Stroma will ever sing those songs now".

Finally, to guarantee that the participatory program is carried out according to the required time-path, each SSA front office forms at least two 'participatory RTW program' teams, i.e. 'STEP-UP teams', consisting of an insurance physician, a labour expert and a RTW coordinator.

The World Wildlife Fund began in Morges, Switzerland, in 1961, and the second national office formed in the United States that same year.

He gives everything and I want him to stay, but on current front office form I could see them trading him and keeping Hassli.

In the 14th century many of the household clerks (clergy with at least minor orders) of the chancellor's office formed Inns and appear to have taken students for training.

Instead they got the war office form telling them another had been killed in action".

David Boyd's office, formed in 1992, is trying to bring law enforcement into the next century.

Later, after a doctor prescribes him Klonopin and he's seeking to up the dosage, he fills out a standard office form with wending self-analyses, revealing his failed romances, the reprieve he finds when listening to disco, and his academic interest in the suffering of black Americans. .