Sentence examples for headquarters at which from inspiring English sources

Blatter has called a press conference for 5pm on Monday at Fifa's Zurich headquarters, at which he – and Valcke – are expected to give their responses to Warner's allegations.

One Army headquarters at which he paused with his can of anti-handshake film was in a captured German city, and he was invited to accompany some staff officers to a municipal reception.

The servers were traced back to Copenhagen Police Headquarters, at which point the sites were taken offline The message on the CD was recorded by an actor three-and-a-half years ago, using a script left in a PO Box.

The court was read Holmes' account to the IPCC, in which he described a meeting with Beal, on the fourth floor of South Yorkshire police's Snig Hill headquarters, at which he said Beal became "agitated," "stricter," and told Holmes he could not understand why he would not do "what was being asked".

A GhostNet-infected machine would then bide its time like a mole behind enemy lines, awaiting an electronic signal from headquarters, at which point it would betray its host on command.

On 4. January 1944 you participated in a meeting which took place in Hitler's headquarters and at which the question of utilization of manpower for 1944 was discussed.

IS may lose control of the road westward from Mosul to its Syrian headquarters at Raqqa, which is a lifeline for the jihadists.

The New York City Board of Education voted unanimously yesterday to explore the sale of its headquarters at 110 Livingston Street, which critics have attacked as a symbol of ineffective bureaucracy and managerial failure.

The Italians began organizing their own confederacy; they established their headquarters at Corfinium, which they renamed Italia, created a Senate and officers, and issued a special coinage; soon they had 100,000 men in the field.

In Iraq, as the new commander of the 205th Brigade, Colonel Pappas first set up his headquarters at Camp Victory, which was also the site of the home and office of General Sanchez and his staff.

Two months have passed since the bombing at CIA headquarters at Langley, which killed 219 people and has been dubbed America's "Second 9/11".