Sentence examples for office relations from inspiring English sources

Nor did Zantzinger have "high office relations in the politics of Maryland" to influence the case, as Dylan implied.

Jessica Shelley Connn), an events planner, sleeps around, including with her married boss, but has no designs on him other than keeping up friendly office relations.

One criticism was that Mr. Zantzinger's "high office relations," as Mr. Dylan called them, were overstated: his father had been a one-term state legislator and a member of the Maryland planning commission.

Marulanda said that since Chávez has been in office, relations along the border have improved, but, in fact, Venezuelan cattle ranchers still complain of harassment by Colombian guerrillas who cross over to steal their livestock and extort money from them.

Although he was always convivial in his office relations, there are several stories of confrontations, notably when the UK government was hauled before the European court to compel compliance with European legislation on tachograph monitoring of lorry and coach drivers' hours, designed to cut down accidents through over-tiredness.

When Shirley took office relations between France and Britain were strained, and there was a possibility that Britain would be drawn into the War of the Austrian Succession, which had started on the European mainland in 1740.

Even something as simple as email can hinder rather than help, with messages critically misinterpreted to the point of destroying inter-office relations: it's not what you wrote, you understand, but the way that you wrote it.

Mr. Ray's statement, and Mr. Lockhart's response, suggest that his office's relations with the White House remain strained.

As Mr Singh prepares to mark one year in office, his relations with Mrs Gandhi, despite constant rumours to the contrary, seem fine.

Until Cheney is safely out of office, international relations remain a life or death issue for the American people.

This staff is led by a Chief of Staff, and includes five offices: Intergovernmental Relations, Legal Counsel, Legislative and Policy, Press, and the Governor's Office in Washington, DC.