Sentence examples for offices establishing from inspiring English sources

It is not uncommon for businesses to run at a loss while they incur initial one-time expenses (buying offices, establishing a brand, etc).

The basis of a real public service was not created until 1627, when fees and timetables were fixed and post offices established in the larger cities.

The battle began last November, when three conservative candidates for county school board swept into office, establishing a majority on the five-person board.

1928 Scottish Office established.

A post office, established at Webster's Landing in 1820, was named Syracuse for the ancient Greek city in Sicily.

The F.B.I. office established a "field-intelligence group," a special unit that gathered information about domestic terrorism threats.

The latest estimate from the nonpartisan budget office establishes a new political and fiscal reality against which future health care proposals will be measured.

The E.U.'s anti-fraud office established an olive-oil task force, "yet fraud remains a major international problem," Mueller wrote.

Since the district attorney's office established its sex trafficking unit in 2010, Mr. Hynes said, there have been 31 indictments and 6 convictions with significant jail sentences.

The inspector general's office, established at the insistence mostly of the United States and European nations, is a relatively new operation, now in its sixth year.

The main office, established in 1967, remains the firm's headquarters for its eight full-time agents.