Sentence examples for choice of headquarters from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 22, 1944 P. 11 An early indication of Republican bungling is their choice of headquarters for the National Committee.

The New Yorker, July 22, 1944 P. 11 An early indication of Republican bungling is their choice of headquarters for the National Committee.

Its attractively low taxes and relaxed legislation have already made the island a popular choice of headquarters for the e-gaming industry.

To labor, Obama's choice of Nike headquarters for a major address on trade was dismaying.

Mr. Fung said that Hong Kong's protections for free speech had helped make it the clear choice for the headquarters of the institute, although many of the top experts will be allowed to live elsewhere.

When the puffs of smoke from the company's Detroit headquarters appear, the final choice of the next chairman will largely be that of the strong-willed Mr Smith himself.

However, as I observe the location of headquarters, I can additionally test whether subsidiaries of enterprises with headquarters from liberal market economies differ in their training participation from those with headquarters in coordinated market economies.

Table 2 Training participation by liberal and coordinated market economies Location of headquarters <50 employees Obs.

Herb Brooks, the American coach, and Craig Patrick, team general manager, announced the choice of Chelios, a Detroit defenseman, yesterday at the headquarters of USA Hockey.

He was selected out of a choice of just two candidates, both vetted by the party headquarters, at a US-style open primary meeting attended by around 240 residents.

Although experts doubt whether AQLIM has direct operational links with al-Qaeda elsewhere, its methods - which include suicide bombings - and its choice of targets, such as foreign workers and the UN headquarters in Algiers, follow the al-Qaeda method.