Sentence examples for headquarters involves from inspiring English sources
Building the new headquarters involves three phases.
The Heading for Success project, launched today at FA headquarters, involves 10 premiership and Football League clubs, including Beckham's former team, Manchester United, along with Liverpool, Everton, Newcastle, Charlton, Wigan, Norwich, Leicester, Brighton and Hove Albion and Bristol City.
The latest inquiry, by officials at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, where the bank has its headquarters, involves a different, specialized type of insurance that is sold to consumers when they buy a car.
Last year, the whisper from Sundance headquarters involved Peter Richardson's "How to Die in Oregon," a heart-wrenching documentary about assisted suicide.
Summing up the episode, General Wallace told historians that the shift to a new headquarters involved a complicated transfer of responsibilities at a critical time.
"You either have tight program management with headquarters involved or you have extensive testing of everything before you launch a mission to make sure everything works," Dr. McCurdy said.
While the government has acknowledged the vessels knew where they were at the time of the incursions and did not make positioning errors, there is some question as to whether anyone at any of the command headquarters involved in Operation Sovereign Borders knew the location of the Ocean Protector at the time.
This meeting at FAO Headquarters involved national and international forest policy and climate change experts, including a participant from each of the four national stakeholder workshops.
But it also said that Mr. Aziz gave the order after receiving a call from army headquarters, possibly involving Maj.
The decision to hose down the site was made after Mr. Aziz received a call from army headquarters, possibly involving Maj.
The documents, which he said were found last week in the basement of the air force headquarters, largely involve detailed minutes of meetings by the dictatorship.
