Sentence examples for office strategy from inspiring English sources

All of those plays had star performers in lead roles, a common box office strategy nowadays.

Conditions have become so bad that the Government is to launch its "avoid the office" strategy, forcing firms to allow half of their employees to work from home.

Last week, it unveiled a rural post office strategy that would only save it $500 million, and, just a few days ago, it said it would begin consolidating its big mail-processing centers.

The Home Office strategy, originally called "Preventing Violent Extremism", pledged £45m for local initiatives designed to coax youngsters away from "individuals preaching hatred and violence in the name of Islam" and integrate them into their communities.

But it was in Oval Office strategy sessions to review court cases challenging the ban — ones that could reach the Supreme Court — that Mr. Obama faced the fact that if he did not change the policy, his administration would be forced to defend publicly the constitutionality of a law he had long opposed.

Google's office strategy just got a whole lot richer with the announced acquisition of the wiki based company Jotspot.

Mr. Korda's country chronicle is a departure from his previous books, which include -- but are not limited to -- meditations on his glamorous relatives from the movie business ("Charmed Lives"); on office strategies ("Power!," "Success!" and "Male Chauvinism!") and his bout with prostate cancer ("Man to Man").

Proactive screening and communication on the part of the clinician via simple office strategies may make a significant difference in ensuring timely diagnosis.

Not all teams pursue the same box-office strategy.

Further, public health efforts could supplement in-office strategies to improve this area of health literacy.

In-office strategies could serve to remind providers when the vaccine is due and to recommend the vaccine rather than just offering it.