Sentence examples for office introducing from inspiring English sources

Mahadevan met me in the dining room and escorted me to the boss's office, introducing me on the way to Rajagopal's 39-year-old son, Saravanan, who is gradually taking over the company's domestic operations.

This is as much about policy: letting people choose whether they work at home or in the office, introducing flexi-time – as it is about attitude: not raising an eyebrow when a good performer heads off early, allowing someone who's going through a messy divorce to take time off to see lawyers.

Last year, the Home Office introduced a new national standard for recording crime.

Somehow, I found myself in the Oval Office, introduced by the mayor-elect: "Mr. President, this is, uh, Joyce".

This year, the Admissions Office introduced a new "maker portfolio" supplement as an optional part of the application.

The governor's office introduced a bill in June that offended critics of the stadium and supporters of the Javits expansion alike.

Larry Noble, a 1953 graduate who worked in the alumni office, introduced Schwarzman to others in Yale's extensive alumni network, including his classmate Bill Donaldson, who was running an investment-banking firm, Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette

The issue spilled into the State Legislature on Tuesday when the governor's office introduced a bill that would require such money to be split 50-50 betheen the city and the state.

The Home Office introduced a grievance procedure whereby if the grievances are not settled internally, prisoners could seek redress by way of an application to the high court for a judicial review.

The Scream films, which scared up huge profits at the box office, introduced another iconic character, inspired by Edvard Munch's The Scream: the masked murderer known as Ghostface.

The Home Office introduced the bill in response to the attack in Salisbury on Sergei and Yulia Skripal.