Sentence examples for headquarters facility from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the headquarters facility of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center is located five miles north of the central business district of the city.

For instance, the NIST's watt balance used four resistance standards in 2007, each of which was rotated through the watt balance every two to six weeks after being calibrated in a different part of NIST headquarters facility in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

Having outgrown its 1906 location, the Bank of Romney returned across Main Street to the former site of the Wirgman building following completion of the new, larger headquarters facility there in 1966.

These include a counterterrorism center, consisting of a headquarters facility, barracks, a warehouse, and a power plant in eastern Baghdad; a military training complex at Al Harthiya; a military security school in Taji; and administrative, security, and dining facilities at Hawk and Tikrit Air Bases. .

The redevelopment would include the demolition of the existing East and South Stand structures, to be replaced by new purpose built stands that would partially enclose the stadium; complete renovation of the existing North and West Stands; and construction of both new conferencing facilities and a new headquarters facility for the IFA.

The General Services Administration manages the Department's headquarters facilities, including the janitorial/custodial contract.

It is a sound more in keeping with the surroundings of Radiohead's headquarters, facilities Selway co-opted for his album, Familial.

For the first time since U.S. troops returned to Iraq as advisors in August, American military personnel will be posted at Iraqi training bases and headquarters facilities in the country's north, west and south, not just in the capital, Baghdad, and in Irbil, the Kurdish regional capital, officials said.

Space cadet: transforming Texas ranch into headquarters, testing facility for his Blue Origin commercial space-travel venture.

The initial bombardment would use 10 times the number of precision-guided weapons fired in the first two days of the Persian Gulf war of 1991, and the targets would be air defenses, political and military headquarters, communications facilities and suspected chemical and biological delivery systems, military and other Pentagon officials say.

The mayor of London's promise of a 24-minute journey to London Bridge is not going to cut much ice with big international employers who have invested in headquarters and facilities in the Thames valley to the west of London.