Sentence examples for office subject from inspiring English sources

Anyone who remains unemployed after looking for a job for six months would work for the employment office, subject to assignment for short-term labor, or lose benefits.

Mr. Milosevic, Yugoslavia's president, changed the Constitution to make his office subject to direct election, and he has now called a vote nine months earlier than he had to.

WASHINGTON — A legislative overhaul of the United States Patent and Trademark Office moved toward completion in the House on Tuesday when members of the two important committees agreed to keep the office subject to annual appropriations but to end for the first time the diversion of patent fees to other uses.

That decision will be made by the prosecutor's office, subject to a court's approval, on the basis of the seriousness of the charges, the defendants' ages and potential for rehabilitation and other factors, said Robert D. Laurino, Essex County's chief assistant prosecutor.

While he was there, the Mexican attorney general's office subjected him to psychological interviews.

Over the past two weeks, furious drivers have been streaming into the authority's office, subjecting its employees to unprintable unpleasantries.

They relayed it back & forth, office, subjected it to too much efficency that it took one hour and fifty minutes to reach the addressee at his home 28 blocks away from the office which first received it.

She contends that the district attorney's office subjected her to unwanted scrutiny last week by including in new court papers the details of the sexual encounter, which occurred in 1977.

In his first two years he removed the incumbents from about two-thirds of the offices subject to his control, but he scrutinized the qualifications of Democrats recommended for appointment and in a number of instances refused to abide by the recommendations of his party leaders.

Patented, which applies to all natural or legal persons engaged in gainful employment and connected to low voltage; lighting for commercial and offices subject to a patent; cabinets, cafes, restaurants, private schools, etc.

Mr Green was arrested, held for nine hours, and had his home and offices subjected to a good rummaging by police.