Sentence examples for through its office from inspiring English sources

Microsoft recently released its Windows 8.1 update to Windows 8 for free, has begun to bundle its Office set of products with Windows RT, and now sells Office as a service through its Office 365 product.

The bank also admitted to committing wire fraud through its office in Japan relating to rate manipulation.

Upon its establishment in 1980, the Department of Education was given the responsibility of overseeing compliance with Title IX through its Office for Civil Rights.

This is how UK studio Travellers Tales has dealt with every license that's passed through its office, from Harry Potter to Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings and the Lego Movie itself.

The Institute represents the interests of its nearly 1,000 company, organization, government agency, institutional and international members through its office in New York City, and its headquarters in Washington, D.C".

It also raises uncertainty as to whether she'd be able to ― or willing to ― forcefully pursue equal rights protections for students, one of the major responsibilities of the department through its Office for Civil Rights.

AUSTRIAN ADD-ON -- DER, a travel agency in Rosemont, Ill., is offering extra days on Austrian Railpasses bought through its offices.

The workers his company recruits to Iraq through its offices in Bangladesh and Dubai are contacted at least every other month to ensure they are being treated well.

It was its first print edition since Hurricane Sandy sent over four feet of water crashing through its offices on Rockaway Beach Boulevard five weeks ago, forcing the newspaper to stop publishing for the first time in its 119-year history.

A tax inspectors' report says that "there are indications that HSBC, either through its offices in Switzerland or its branches in Spain or third countries, offered Spanish residents the possibility of placing substantial sums of money in opaque accounts".

Appearing before the Commons public accounts committee, the Google vice-president Matt Brittin insisted he stood by evidence he gave last year that all the firm's advertising in Europe was sold through its offices in Ireland.