Sentence examples for office to adopt from inspiring English sources
We're not going to try to get people who are in office to adopt good public policies".
The addition of these classes allowed the post office to adopt more complicated rate structures that would take into account factors affecting handling costs—such as the weight of the piece and the distance it would be conveyed.
At the same time, the recording industry pushed the United States Copyright Office to adopt royalty fees for Webcasters that were costlier than those paid by terrestrial radio stations.
"The time has come and gone for the Orange County District Attorney's Office to adopt transparency and accountability as its guiding principles, but their abysmal and evasive response to our Public Records Act request only raises further questions of exactly what they are hiding from the public".
The order makes the office the first constitutional Illinois state office or state agency to adopt such a policy and one of only nine states and the District of Columbia to implement leave-related benefits for domestic partners, Giannoulias said.
Administration officials said Mr. Bush had taken office determined to adopt a more aggressive approach toward Iraq.
He came into office promising to adopt a different approach than his predecessor, Felipe Calderón, who had waged war on the cartels — with encouragement and logistical support from the United States which stopped just shy of boots on the ground.
"The provost's office wants to adopt most of the policies that we set up and use them for the postdocs in the social sciences and the physical sciences".
Both national and international Intellectual Property (IP) offices need to adopt and use more reliable and efficient forecasting systems to improve their strategic planning and budgetary outlook.
Some commissioners reportedly interpreted that instruction as lobbying by the mayor's office for them to adopt Chief Parks's position.
The Haifa tourist office has yet to adopt "Hip Haifa" as a slogan for the city, perhaps because the city's funky side remains a largely underground phenomenon beyond the grasp of government officials.
