Sentence examples for writing offices from inspiring English sources

In the White House, she will counsel Mr. Bush on communications, policy and legislative issues, and will oversee the press, communications and speech writing offices.

After the fall of the empire, the succeeding barbarian rulers copied Roman administrative practice; thus it came about that the writing offices of medieval territorial rulers, both secular and ecclesiastical, were presided over by a chancellor (sometimes an archchancellor, or a vice-chancellor).

The initial production stages were very tight, requiring a schedule twice as fast as Faust had previously experienced, and frequent remote communication between the Los Angeles writing offices and the animation studio in Vancouver.

The normal course of administration was maintained, with efficient mints, writing office, taxation system, and courts of justice.

While in Rome, he also served in the papal chancery, or writing office, in 1146.

He soon left Geoffrey's service, and served in Henry II's chancery, or writing office, before he entered service with Henry's son Richard.

Ms. Henderson wrote, "Office is, like Navigator, an application in wide demand for its own sake that rivals Windows in its level of penetration".

On the plus side, McLeish writes, Office 2010 completes Microsoft's shift to the Fluent UI introduced in Office 2007.

Desperate to get Microsoft to write office productivity programs for its struggling Macintosh PC, Apple handed over the recipe for its user-friendly operating system, notably, the graphical interface.

Furthermore, written office policies seem to improve provider's knowledge of the existing guidelines and to increase the probability of adherence to these guidelines (9).

"This show is tonally very different from 'Eastwick,' which is part of why I wanted to do it," Ms. Friedman said in a telephone interview from the show's Los Angeles writing office.