Sentence examples for offices to make better from inspiring English sources

The move to White Oak, about six miles from downtown Silver Spring, Md., is part of a continuing effort by the General Services Administration, the agency that owns and leases property for federal offices, to make better use of its vast real estate portfolio.

Donald Herth, chief of advertising and public affairs for the Army's Columbus Recruiting Battalion, based in Ohio, said the staff and duties of recruiting offices would be consolidated to make better use of resources and bring recruiting "more in line with everyday Army life," where soldiers are deployed as teams.

At a recent Stanford Medicine X lecture, Stanford Graduate School of Business organizational behavior professor Lindred Greer described three problems with top-down team structures — whether in a hospital setting or an office — and shared tips on how to make better decisions as a group.

For example, I have asked civil servants from the Cabinet Office to share space with the Treasury to make better use of office space.

They began to make better time.

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"Hopefully the Republicans in office will make better partners in the coming years, most urgently in avoiding the so-called fiscal cliff".

In an email exchange, Soros, who was in Budapest, said he hopes "the Republicans in office will make better partners in the coming years".

In doctor's offices, statistical predictions often make better diagnoses than clinical predictions.

"There is still much more councils can do to cut waste and making sensible savings such as using reserves, tackling fraud, improving collection rates, sharing back offices and making better use of surplus public sector assets".