Sentence examples similar to published in office from inspiring English sources

The Village News and Southwest News is the oldest local paper currently published in Bellaire; offices are at 5160 Spruce Street.

In their latest fact sheet, published in 2009, the office of the Presidential High Counselor for Reintegration revealed the statistic that out of 51.852 persons who expressed their willingness to demobilize between August 2002 and September 2009, only 60% participated in the demobilization program.

If, though, Duncan Smith ever became prime minister and published fiction in office, he would be vulnerable not only to critical readings which sought to see his true political views between the lines - but also to anger that he had found the time to imagine and type out 100,000 words.

A study by Colombia's national audit office, published in January, found that economic and social development in towns next to large mining operations is worse than in places where illegal coca crops are grown for making cocaine.The environment ministry is seeking new powers to require licences for exploration as well as extraction.

Reading a long document on paper rather than on a computer screen helps people "better understand the geography of the argument contained within," said Richard H. R. Harper, a principal researcher for Microsoft in Cambridge, England, and co-author with Abigail J. Sellen of "The Myth of the Paperless Office," published in 2001.

The act is a concrete follow-up to a report that Markey's office published in June detailing the security and privacy gaps it found in vehicle IT systems.

Its findings are expected to be collected and published in a report by the office of the county attorney.

Perhaps the most unusual book is from Harvard's Houghton Library: James Monroe's "View of the Conduct of the Executive," published in 1797, after Washington left office.

So American voters felt incensed when appeals by leading Britons to vote George W. Bush out of office were published in The Guardian.

A survey of 1,100 British office workers, published in June, shows that most workplaces (70%) now also include a communal environment – break out spaces such as a shared kitchen or beanbag area – to work from or have meetings in, providing a space for more dynamic working.

"For the People," a history Parrish wrote about the Los Angeles County district attorney's office, was published in 2001.