Sentence examples for office response from inspiring English sources

"The Home Office response was to insist that its nominated expert should examine the result.

The show, which has a large built-in audience of subscribers, has had a decent box office response, with sales of $288,229 last week.

But Shailendra Singh, managing director of the Percept Picture Company, which is distributing the film, said the process of bringing it to India had been surprisingly easy, and the initial box office response encouraging.

The figures were released in an official Home Office response to a demand from the MPs to be told how many people had been arrested and removed as a result of the tipoffs.

By examining the Japanese Prosecutors' Office response to the indictment the article furthermore contextualizes criminal law's role in the aftermath of 311 in terms of its more general characteristics as well as the legal reforms carried out in Japan in recent years.

In Saudi Arabia, whether it was the UK's proposed prison training contract – cancelled only after overwhelming pressure – or the timid Foreign Office response to the mass executions carried out in the kingdom in January, the Tory government treats Riyadh's human rights record as an inconvenient embarrassment, rather than a cause of serious concern.

What comes next for Mr. Wain will depend on the critical and box office responses to "Wanderlust," but he is already preparing a "Childrens Hospital" spinoff, "Newsreaders," about a fictional "60 Minutes -style show.

Throughout this summer independents and the studios' specialty labels counterprogrammed more adult fare than ever against the studio blockbusters (to mixed box-office response).

To put your mind at ease, consider putting up an out-of-office response, letting others know about your day of focused work.

In this week's magazine, Colin Jost turns on his e-mail's automatic reply message, and it's a bit more candid than your average out-of-office response: I will have limited access to e-mail.

By The New Yorker January 23, 2013 In this week's magazine, Colin Jost turns on his e-mail's automatic reply message, and it's a bit more candid than your average out-of-office response: I will have limited access to e-mail.