Sentence examples for offices operating from inspiring English sources

In 2004 in the metropolitan area, Sotheby's owned just seven real estate offices operating solely under its name; it now owns 20.

Images of doctors, nurses, patients, faculty, researchers, and students are captured in her photographic memory on streets, in buildings, classrooms, clinics, offices, operating rooms, and sometimes on social occasions.

But the pace has quickened, with the effects billowing through not just automotive factories and electronics facilities but also law offices, operating rooms, and the roads we drive on.

Law & Kenneth Worldwide, co-founded with Praveen Kenneth, the former head of Publicis India, aims to have offices operating in London, Paris, Mumbai, Dubai, Sydney and Stockholm within the month.

Striking a defiant tone in the Rose Garden of the White House – one of the many government offices operating on a slimmed-down staff – Obama declared that the Affordable Care Act was "here to stay".

Continuity of care is a central goal of primary care improvement efforts, because it is assumed that physicians' offices operating as medical homes, with office hours during weekends and evenings, will yield better health outcomes, improve patient satisfaction and save money.

Studies estimates that 3,000 to 4,500 family offices operate around the country.

I sometimes miss the old days, when offices operated on the feudal system.

Russia contends that the offices operate illegally and that the council has permission to maintain offices only in Moscow.

Many professional service firms, such as law offices, operate as sets, with professionals working almost exclusively with their own clients.

Currently, about a third of the city's welfare offices operate under these rules; the remaining offices will be converted by spring.