Sentence examples for offices has changed from inspiring English sources

Even the name of the once-dreaded offices has changed.

In England, for example, 'the Crown' has, for centuries, been regarded as a legal entity, although what this means in terms of office-holders, far less the actual human beings who occupied those offices, has changed greatly over that time.

The role of family offices has changed in the last 20 years, driven by the proliferation of wealth and dramatic increase in the number of millionaires, centimillionaires and billionaires around the world.

By last year, that figure had fallen to one in 12. Offices have changed as well.

"A lot of thinking about the office has changed.

By the time Microsoft gets to the office, it may find the office has changed.

"Now, the name of the central government's representative office has changed".

Within companies, the accountant's path to the executive office has changed over the last decade, Mr. Weil said.

JUST what the local tourist bigwigs didn't want to hear: Britain's Foreign Office has changed its advice for Britons living in or coming to the United Arab Emirates.

Her office has changed from the busy children's ward to the pastoral care room, a minimal space of white with a few chairs, a table and a couple of candles next to an open Bible.

And although he has shifted his political position on to more traditional Conservative ground, ditching much of the utopian talk of creating a Big Society in favour of a focus on low taxation and sound financial management, observers have noted how little being in office has changed Mr Cameron personally.