Sentence examples for got the headquarters from inspiring English sources

When you've got the headquarters here, it's even harder to say no! We're no fan of their politics, but nothing beats sweet tea and waffle fries.

On Wednesday, Oct. 31, executives gathered at Mr. Pollak's Manhattan apartment to figure out how to get the headquarters back up and running for its 150 workers.

Of the roughly $14 million spent through Sept. 30, campaign officials say, 69percentt went to fund-raising activities, 21percenttoto general operations like getting the headquarters in Arlington, Va., up and running, and 10percenttoto contacting voters.

If the regional capital is Toulouse, he says, then Montpellier should get the headquarters of other regional public agencies, such as those dealing with health or education.The merged region, which will keep its existing powers over economic development, transport and schools, has plenty going for it.

Now, when you went to get the FISA warrant, when you got the response from headquarters and from the legal experts at headquarters, were you being told that in order to get a FISA warrant, it was necessary that you have evidence, information linking Moussaoui to a known terrorist organization, i.e., one listed by the State Department, one recognized by the FISA Court.

The swapping strategy being applied to the F.B.I. building, where a developer will get the old headquarters in return for building replacement headquarters elsewhere in the region, is now also being tested in Los Angeles.

"This B to C financial club has run in 13 countries, such as the UK, Ireland, Australia, these developed countries, we just got the license from the headquarters to run it in China last year and so far it has been successful…you know Chinese have our own unique culture and consumption habits so we have made quite a few adaptions in the financial products to make it work here".

Surviving records show a group of campaigners got into the headquarters of Transport for London and up to the chairman's office on the seventh floor.

These include getting the Rebel headquarters named after you if you give them $50,000 and getting a lunch anywhere in Canada with Levant if you pay $10,000.

As one of the regular non-governmental organization observers the government flies in to stay at the prison camps' military tents, I wish it were us getting the new headquarters, but no such luck.

Los Angeles got the company's U.S. headquarters, but the factory, and most of the jobs, went to Lancaster.