Mr. Zapatero said it would be "advisable for the phone to ring in the office of the permanent president of the council" — Mr. Van Rompuy.
A letter endorsing and authorizing this public health intervention in Western Kenya was obtained from the office of the Permanent secretary in the Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation Kenya.
One way Pratt keeps costs down is by leasing compact, out-of-the-way offices where workers have access to "touchdown" spaces when they need them, instead of permanent offices.
He framed the forged Lincoln letter and hung it in a prominent place in his office as a permanent reminder of the perils of over-enthusiasm in his business.
From that post, she supported the establishment of a permanent office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Budapest, to fight Russian organized crime, the first bureau field office of its kind.
Generations of students were taught that the Spanish Inquisition was a permanent office of the Church in the Iberian peninsula, particularly active in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
A potentially more positive move is the administration's decision to create a permanent office of global diplomacy, coordinating the communications efforts of various cabinet departments and federal agencies.
In a plan approved by President Bush, a temporary wartime effort to shape information and coordinate messages will be expanded into a permanent office of global diplomacy, intended to spread a positive image of the United States.
A1 New Office of Public Relations President Bush has decided to transform the administration's temporary wartime communications effort into a permanent office of global diplomacy to spread a positive image of the United States around the world and combat anti-Americanism, senior administration officials said.
In addition, the office of chief justice became permanent.
Brinda stayed on to open "the Office" as a permanent sort of clubhouse in the slum.
