Sentence examples for distant headquarters from inspiring English sources
That is because more money stays local rather than leaking out to a distant headquarters.
Leadership and coordination, therefore, take place on the battlefield rather than from distant headquarters.
He added: "GET SOMETHING UP!" The consequences of decisions made in distant headquarters were now taking shape for young enlisted men.
Assuming Mr. Mattis sends all the additional troops, as expected, the American military will be able to advise select Afghan brigades in the field instead of trying to mentor them from more distant headquarters.
One practical step is to move major international organizations toward multiple headquarter arrangements, which are now common in the private sector – this will mitigate the challenges of recruiting talented individuals willing to spend their careers in distant headquarters in the West.
Public-interest groups say modern radio broadcasters owned by big media companies have sacrificed local radio voices for homogenized playlists, local TV political coverage for sensational news of celebrities and a presence in the community with a distant headquarters and marketing agreements.
Regardless of the risks, the chemical plant is under orders from a distant corporate headquarters to produce around the clock.
Replacing mounted messengers with the infinitely faster wire made it possible to exercise active command even with armies very far apart and, equally significant, with armies distant from headquarters, located far to the rear.
Lorsch: If you're in a large, international company, I suppose you can gain a sense of how a person would respond to the top position by having him or her run a big unit that's distant from headquarters.
Because farmers have widely varying levels of sophistication in record-keeping and attention to documentation, it takes more than a policy set at some distant corporate headquarters to control the rollout of new technology.
Bounce it off an orbiting satellite, cut it with generic pretaped humor bits, then filter it through some distant corporate headquarters, and radioland will be a land of strangers.
