Sentence examples for analysis headquarters from inspiring English sources

The cost of everything is going up printing, television and radio time, consultants' and experts' fees, polls, surveys, focus groups, computer analysis, headquarters, etc.

"These problems have become legendary -- the lack of analysis by headquarters, the lack of support from headquarters, the lack of ability to get things approved by headquarters," one former official said.

As a US Army Air Force major in WWII he attended Statistical Officers School at Harvard, served as Assistant Chief of the combat analysis branch, Headquarters Office of Statistical Control and on the AAF Evaluation Board in Europe analyzing the effects of bombing German targets.

These are the indicators we are looking at while compiling a report that we would later send to Amref headquarters for analysis and decision-making.

At the end of each day the recording devices are plugged into special docking stations and the recordings are uploaded to Recordant's headquarters for analysis.

Instead of vacuuming up information around the world and then sending it all back to headquarters for analysis, ThinThread processed information as it was collected — discarding useless information on the spot and avoiding the overload problem that plagued centralized systems.

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch AAIBB) said the combined voice and flight data recorder from the crashed helicopter, known as the "black box", would be taken to its Farnborough headquarters for analysis.

Data analysis was performed in ESHRE headquarters by V. Goossens.

In the rest of the paper, no further analysis of ministerial and district headquarters is done.

Support cost income has not yet been assigned to specific programme entities and organizational units at Headquarters, pending further analysis.

Primary health workers enter disease data into the mobile telephones; and data are transmitted via the mobile telephone network to a server at SACIDS headquarters for storage, analysis, and mapping (Fig. 3).