Sentence examples for change of headquarters from inspiring English sources

The change of headquarters meant Viagogo was no longer subject to UK laws banning resale of tickets for Olympic events.

If a foreign takeover results in a change of headquarters, banks, lawyers, consultants and other organisations may lose work they used to get from the acquired company.

The competition would continue to be run by a restructured European Rugby Cup Ltd with possibly a change of headquarters from Dublin to Geneva and a new name, although the word "European" is sacrosanct.

Before that, he was in change of manufacturing at Ford headquarters in Dearborn, Mich.

But while tax inspectors began ploughing through their evidence at their London headquarters, a change of British government was taking place.

Greenpeace largely works out of its Bangalore premises, even though its registered office is in Chennai; this was interpreted as a violation of an arcane rule requiring NGOs to inform the government of changes in headquarters.

After changes in trade, manufacturing, and research and development, "the next phase of globalization will be the decentralization of headquarters functions," he said.

Senior officials make speeches, they issue memos out of headquarters, they sail them out like paper airplanes to the field and very little changes on the ground.

Location listed as town of headquarters.

The CIA's earlier attempt to organise a change of Iraqi government ended in catastrophe when its headquarters in northern Iraq succumbed to Kurdish treachery.

However, Gracenote has retained its headquarters in Emeryville, California, and the change of ownership has not stopped it providing services to other firms.