Sentence examples for selection of office from inspiring English sources

In the interview, Mr. Rove also provided a selection of office e-mail messages about the issue.

I didn't have the heart to tell him that Staples actually sold a vast selection of office supplies, including a full range of paperclips, equal if not superior to ours in variety if not quantity.

Indeed when the elder Mr. Tuli used a whiteboard in the plant's "board room" — which features an exceptionally mismatched selection of office chairs and a "Star Wars" poster — to outline the company's plans, he insisted that Aakash is not the main focus of DataWind even if it has become the source of the company's fame.

Our broad selection of office supplies, electronics, technology and office furniture as well as business services, including computer repair and copying and printing, helps our customers run their offices efficiently.

Call before you go there to find out if they have a good selection of office wear -- some shops specialize in it and others avoid it altogether.

So Mr Badawi's choice of ministers next week, and his selection of office-holders within UMNO at the party's conference in June, will provide the first unambiguous test of his sincerity as a reformer.There is one item on the opposition's agenda, however, that Mr Badawi seems likely to neglect.

I hope that this selection of offices might end up being a prophetic glimpse of the fun-filled future of workplaces for all of us - what do you think?

Internet Explorer 5 and a selection of additional Office components called the Value Pack can also be installed in a similar fashion from the Office CD.

The methodology is explained with the help of an example of selection of an office chair.

The lottery commission has scheduled a meeting for Sept. 10 to review the details of another protest by an agency, this one filed last week by the Los Angeles office of DDB Worldwide, part of the Omnicom Group, over the lottery's recent selection of the San Francisco office of Foote, Cone & Belding for its five-year contract, with total spending estimated at $125 million.

It was a lighthearted "Style Special," and it featured a selection of the unpublished office memorandums of Diana Vreeland (1903 89), the legendary editor of Vogue.