Sentence examples for headquarters around the from inspiring English sources

Photographs of labor-union headquarters around the world.

Mr. Fishman said the union has already named 500 strike captains and set up eight strike headquarters around the city.

When Albert Park opens for qualifying on Saturday morning, it is easy to imagine that Formula One headquarters around the world will be deserted of staff.

Unlike individuals, multinational corporations can shuttle profits — and sometimes even their headquarters — around the globe in search of the jurisdiction willing to cut them the best deal on taxes (and often other economic incentives).

At the same time, American reconstruction teams will set up four regional headquarters around the country to continue managing the billions of dollars in American aid that has not yet been spent.

Under the new framework, Special Operations headquarters around the world "would have access to Marine units in the region, air units, naval units, Army units and so forth," a senior Defense Department official said.

We set out from the headquarters around 10 a.m. heading east toward the Upper East Side Greenway entrance at 71st Street.

Today, a local police headquarters stands around the bend, and Nesar Ahmed, an intense young man with a prosthetic right leg, commands 16 motley irregulars, whose Kalashnikovs are plastered with brightly colored stickers and wrapped in psychedelic fabric and turquoise beads.

It details the opening hours of the complaints office of Hungary's National Security Office, or secret service (NBH), whose not-very-secret headquarters is around the corner.One can imagine what kind of complaints the NBH might receive:Dear NBH: My telephone clicks and there are dodgy-looking men hanging around on my street wearing long raincoats and smoking cigarettes.

I'm talking about connections, actual relationships that are all over the place, not just at corporate headquarters but around the world.

But while the team back home was raising glasses of bubbly in the air-conditioned comfort of McLaren's picture-perfect headquarters, halfway around the world, an elite cadre of drivers and engineers was putting the company's forthcoming P1 supercar through a final torture test: Heat.