Sentence examples for theory of office from inspiring English sources
There are a lot of moving parts to the theory of office design, according to Wymer.
I met with Orpilla a year and a half ago, at Yelp, which occupies a dozen floors of a historic office tower in downtown San Francisco and where he walked me through his theory of tech-office design.
Robert Ferguson recommends Kierkegaard because he teaches us "why we should cultivate dissatisfaction", and Michael Foley – riskily, I'd have thought – urges Henri Bergson and his vitalist theory of comedy on office workers who are "learning to laugh through departmental meetings".
Most of the time, voters who don't like an incumbent choose to live with the offending politician until the next election, on the sensible theory that fixed terms of office and regular elections are adequate checks on abuses of power and extreme policies.
Some decided to develop conspiracy theories after Obama's second oath of office.
(The theory: If a worker can be voted out of office, his interests could skew toward politics, not productivity).
Out-of-office visit — $900.
Bronk, who is said to have developed the modern theory of the science of biophysics, took office in January 1949.
In theory, it will end only on December 1st, when the outgoing president, Ernesto Zedillo, hands the sash of office to Vicente Fox.
After serving in the Hungarian censor's office, he published The Theory of the Novel (1916), which is perhaps the best-known work of his early period.
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