Sentence examples for common headquarters from inspiring English sources

The third was the creation of a common headquarters in Brussels that would run all present and future military and civilian operations.

There were many independent Muslim leaders in Shaanxi and Gansu at that time, but they had neither a common headquarters nor a unified policy, nor were there any all-out revolutionaries.

His report emphasises the "reintegration" of Taliban fighters don't call it "reconciliation"—to try to draw away as many as possible of those who fight for money or tribal honour rather than for religious ideology.The general wants much closer "partnering" of Western troops with Afghan forces, from common headquarters to joint platoons.

Here is what Dell and Wal-Mart have in common: headquarters in cheap locations; the best supply chains in the world; and massive sourcing from China.

According to the Boston Consulting Group, what it calls "the imperialist corporate centre" is still the most common type of headquarters.

France and Germany have swung behind plans for a common European defence headquarters and shared military hardware, and EU leaders have now promised to agree a common plan by December.

Fire union officials said any decision to suspend inspections at the bank building had to have been common knowledge at headquarters.

The common doctrine of headquarters at all levels was outlined in the Field Service Pocket Book, which Haig had introduced while serving as Director of Staff Studies at the War Office in 1906.

Though there is a cavernous open room, there are also various different kinds of breakout spaces: tiny single-person phone rooms, medium-sized huddle rooms and big conference rooms that can be reserved, in addition to various couches and tables strewn through the common spaces of headquarters.

The condo, in the former J. P. Morgan headquarters, has common spaces designed by Philippe Starck.

'If only Andy was here, we'd know what to do' became a common refrain at Tory headquarters and No.10.