Sentence examples for office understood from inspiring English sources

Ms. Teer said her office understood that the passengers had arrived directly from New Orleans, where they were recently rescued or forced to evacuate homes.

All in all, the president's explanation struck me as the statement of a man who, whatever faults he may have shown in office, understood the pardon power in the way the founders of America intended.

"I didn't understand what was going on in head office, and if I'm being brutally honest, I don't think head office understood what was going on in the store," she says.

Once the office understood the scope of Carey's mental illness, Lacey said they began negotiating with the defense.

Last year former Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart, wrote that her office understood the number of disclosures to be "substantial".

His only problem was making the personnel office understand that this was meant to be.

He cheerily admits that no one in their office understands computers – he's no tech-geek.

In an interview, Mr. FitzGerald said the Irish statistics office understands why the numbers are misleading, but feels it cannot change them under European rules.

Regis, the author of four previous books, including "Who Got Einstein's Office?," understands the critical difference between plans and operations.

Although some people might consider this a trivial point, any pencil pusher working in a Manhattan cubicle or office understands the distinction between a coffee maker and a coffee machine.

"The mayor's office understands that education around technology and design, and educating a workforce is just a positive thing for the city as a whole.