Sentences with phrase «afford new office»

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Because of this, co-working spaces have become a great asset to new businesses who can't yet afford a free - standing office space.
We're in discussion with the mayor's office, the mayor's office will be in discussion with the City Council as to what the city budget will be able to afford, that's the purpose of discussion,» Bratton said at the hearing according to the New York Observer.
But City Council members Mark Levine and Vanessa Gibson have previously introduced legislation that would afford every New Yorker a lawyer in housing court — where less affluent New Yorkers are often up against better - heeled landlords — that the Independent Budget Office has estimated would cost $ 100 million.
When County Executive Steve Neuhaus was asked how his office can afford the time to meet with the hundreds of potential new hires, he responded by saying it would take «no time at all.»
Addressing an accusation by former Minister of State, in the erstwhile Kufuor administration, Yaw Osarfo Marfo that the NDC government was recruiting new personnel and selling state property few month of exiting office, Mr Quashigah said the NDC government can not afford to halt regular national administration activities because the country was in a transition period.
New York can not afford anything like the scandal, gamesmanship and weakness that have marked the governor's office in the past four years.
Yet this is precisely what the founders of our republic envisioned when they devised the Electoral College, a singular body with a singular purpose: to afford, as Alexander Hamilton explained to the people of New York in Federalist No. 68, «a moral certainty, that the office of President will never fall to the lot of any man who is not in an eminent degree endowed with the requisite qualifications.»»
Julian Sands, who is so often cast in heavy - handed roles, is afforded here a very amusing role as a dopey new age masseur who is in the office from scene to scene massaging the toes, ears, scalps and shoulders of whoever will stay still for long enough.
«My work is rooted in my conviction that painting's expressive capacity continues to invite exploration, affording the artist a rich context both for the invention of new tropes and for the considered extension of formal and theoretical possibilities that may have been prematurely consigned to the dead letter office of Abstraction's mid-century past.»
Just as the new Whitney anchors the end / start of the High Line's mid-level views, so too does SFMOMA's new addition, providing a public outpost in which to view the San Francisco cityscape in a perspective previously only afforded to office workers in their towering buildings.
New, comparatively small Asian producers are unable and unwilling to afford representative European offices as long as market prospects are so incalculable.
While I recently wrote that lawyers do not need the iPhone 4, if you can afford the new phone, or have an iPhone 3GS, consider using Skype as your office phone.
LfA's mission is to improve the practical skills of new lawyers, to expand the availability of legal services for those who can not afford lawyers, and to increase the ability of government and nonprofit legal offices to render such services.
«Notwithstanding the departure of our colleagues in Toronto, we continue to have a very robust mining practice across our offices in Canada and marrying it with the depth of expertise in other regions we do continue to offer our clients a compelling proposition and afford potential recruits an interesting opportunity in building the new Dentons.»
My law office has introduced some new payment plans to allow families in transition to afford the process of divorce.
It matters most when things are bad, and that's when we made our decision to build a real estate office around the notion that as licensed professionals, it was our job to hold the hand of our market, whether that meant helping them out of home they could no longer afford or helping them find a new one they could.
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