Sentence examples for headquarters largely from inspiring English sources

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.

General Petraeus inherited a smaller organization when he took over, and he has had to build a broader headquarters largely from scratch.

This requires a bit of legal work to change a corporate address but even after the transaction the US headquarters staff largely stays put.

The old I Corps headquarters was largely absorbed into Lavarack's new First Army headquarters, so a new one was formed from Headquarters, Southern Command.

The headquarters is largely made up of members of the 40th Infantry Division, a unit of the California Army National Guard.

"Subway World Headquarters has largely remained silent, except to point fingers back at the local store," Brown wrote in an email to HuffPost.

The mood in the headquarters has remained largely focused and serious, even after big moments like Mr. Santorum's announcement of his withdrawal.

New Jersey has continued to attract many industries, especially corporate headquarters from New York City, largely through its greater space, better transportation, and favourable tax rates.

The row is still simmering: last week 300 people made the latest in a series of silent sit-down protests outside the BBC's Glasgow headquarters – it went largely unreported.

Armed rebels, led by local jihadis as well as members of Jabhat al-Nusra and the al-Qaida linked group, Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, left their headquarters in the largely Sunni town of Salma.

House Speaker Denny Hastert got in immediate hot water for just asking the question….Of course some kind of city will continue to exist there, as the French Quarter and the area where New Orleans' corporate headquarters exist are largely on higher ground and above water.