Sentence examples for office involvement from inspiring English sources

"The mayor's office involvement opens lots of doors that and creates opportunities that simply wouldn't have presented themselves before," he said.

"The key to the COPS office involvement was the initial consultation and connecting them with experts in real time so they were given information to make better decisions," Davis said.

There was nothing Tech support could do so late, as it required AT&T's sales office involvement So, after a sleepless night, I called sales at 8 a.m. and began another set of nightmares, which, considering the company's specialization, was unfathomable.

Staff of the Abkhazeti Centre also works at the Women's Prison Number 5 and at the Tbilisi probation office – involvement of local non-governmental organisations in reintegration programmes is a key part of the reform.

Later in 1989 Prime Minister Takeshita Noboru was forced out of office for involvement in a scandal involving manipulation of the stock market.

Suspicion of the presidential office's involvement in spying against citizens has intensified in recent months.

Even Robert Morgenthau, Manhattan's elderly district attorney, confirmed his office's involvement in the investigation.

The prime minister has been bogged down for months in the House of Commons answering questions about his office's involvement in covering up a Senate expenses scandal.

Mr. Walker said that while at Andersen, he had no experience with the firm's Enron business but that he would recuse himself from any Congressional request for his office's involvement in the issue.

An article on Sept. 2 about a Pentagon office's involvement in deliberations over United States policy toward Iran -- at the same time one of its employees was suspected of passing secrets to Israel, which was interested in some Iran issues -- misidentified the country on which Pentagon officials wanted to keep pressure.

The code of ethics of the National Conference of Editorial Writers, the organization of editorial page editors and writers, puts it plainly: "The writer should be constantly alert to conflicts of interest, real or apparent, including those that may arise from financial holdings, secondary employment, holding public office or involvement in political, civic or other organizations.