Sentences with phrase «head office routines»
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If you used to wake at 5:00 a.m. to head to the office, shift your routine to accommodate your little one's schedule.
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Around the time he was nominated in early June, vowing to «turn the comptroller's office on its head,» town supervisor Quigley sent a routine memo to fellow town - board members and department heads that he was taking his «annual one - week summer sojourn.»
The comptroller's office and attorney general's office — both headed by Democrats — provided routine approval of the settlement, which was identified as legal fees.
Head of Operations, DPR Ibadan office, Mr. Sadiq Danjuma made this disclosure while speaking with newsmen during a routine operation of the organization to check the level of compliance of fuel dealers.
At a public hearing in Santa Fe on June 7, the head of NNSA's oversight office at Los Alamos said that federal permission in particular has not been granted for renewed work with plutonium liquids, which is needed to purify plutonium taken from older warheads for reuse, normally a routine practice.
Today is a really great example of how I go about my day and my typical beauty / health routine, because it can apply to you whether you're lounging at home, heading into the office, or traveling, like me.
I'm finally back into my LA work routine which means heading to meetings, spending time at the office and running errands.
If you're wondering how someone could forget their child in the backseat, it's as simple as a change in routine: Mom dropping off the baby at daycare instead of Dad, or a sleep - deprived parent who forgets their sleeping toddler is strapped into the rear - facing car seat and heads into the office without first stopping at the babysitter's house.
Scene 1 — Andy is sitting in his office doing some routine temperature extrapolation, a nervous looking colleague pokes his head round the door............
Whether you are headed to the gym, or the office, suspend your urge to mindlessly jump right into your usual routine.