The center, founded in Washington in 1978 as a teaching and exhibition institution, has had its headquarters at Grounds for Sculpture since 1999.
Other government offices and buildings, such as hospitals, schools, departmental headquarters, sports grounds, and cultural venues should fly the flag on occasions such as the National Day of the PRC (1 October), the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Establishment Day (1 July), and New Year's Day.
Lord's Cricket Ground, headquarters and home ground of the Marylebone Cricket Club, long the world's foremost cricket organization, and the scene of Test Matches between England and visiting national teams and of matches of the Middlesex County Cricket Club, Oxford versus Cambridge, and Eton versus Harrow.
They attended yesterday's groundbreaking of the company's new headquarters at ground zero.
What better memorial than to build the new headquarters at ground zero?
JPMorgan Chase had just announced that it would build a $2 billion headquarters near ground zero for its investment banking business.
The armed forces struggled to co-ordinate with each other, with pilots taking orders from one headquarters and ground troops from another.
In Mr. Bianchi's campaign headquarters, the ground floor of his house, stacks of Bianchi-san fliers competed for space with New York Yankees baseball paraphernalia.
Merrill Lynch is negotiating a deal to build a 70-story headquarters at ground zero, which would make it the first anchor tenant.
Two years ago, the city agreed to provide about $650 million in incentives to Goldman Sachs to build its new headquarters near ground zero instead of moving to Midtown.
