Sentence examples for office requirements from inspiring English sources

"Development of a headquarters building would enable the corporation to consolidate its New York office requirements and benefit from more efficient use of space and reduce real estate costs," it said.

As the inventory of vacant space grows, much of it through subleases, some companies are reducing their office requirements while others are nearing the end of leases and doing more comparison shopping.

Ms. Parupia said she had a home office, but she preferred to use the Schwab drop-in center, partly because she was less easily distracted and partly because the telework center provided her with a fax machine, a photocopier, a high-speed computer line and other office requirements.

A simplified strength analysis method for perforated plates is presented, ensuring design office requirements in terms of precision and computational time.

"The provisions for data localization, controls on content that affect free speech, and local office requirements will undoubtedly hinder the nation's fourth Industrial Revolution ambitions to achieve GDP and job growth," AIC wrote in a statement in June.

"The provisions for data localization, controls on content that affect free speech, and local office requirements will undoubtedly hinder the nation's fourth Industrial Revolution ambitions to achieve GDP and job growth," AIC wrote in a statement.

As a result, Cisco sliced its office requirement in New York to 450,000 square feet from 700,000.

By 31 August 1943 only six Mk VIII tanks had been produced, compared to a War Office requirement of 100 by the beginning of the year.

National Philanthropic Trust takes care of legal and back-office requirements, but Ms. Ellers likes that she retains a large degree of influence over how the money is spent.

But in the end Roby stepped away: too many unfamiliar operations, unknown relationships and back-office requirements.

Harmon Meadows is not eligible for the credit program, but Mr. Stern said Manhattan tenants are looking westward anyway: "I've had more legitimate New York City office-requirement phone calls in the last three to six months than I've had in the last five years," he said last week.