Sentence examples for headquarters linked to from inspiring English sources

Some 18,000 miles of cable and 30,000 phone lines snake through its New York headquarters, linked to offices around the world by a fiber network that can zap data at 6.1 gigabits per second.

Indeed, increased travel time from headquarters is linked to lower employee satisfaction and retention at the staff level as well.

During the 1980's, Mr. Gaviria's predecessors conducted peace talks at the Casa Verde headquarters, whichwas linked to the presidential palace here by radio telephone.

In the industrial city, a corporate headquarters was geographically linked to its systems of production, distribution and consumption.

In the Informational City, by contrast, a headquarters is more closely linked to buildings of its type in other cities than to its own neighborhood or region.

The draft concept for post-2014 Afghanistan envisions a presence of foreign forces operating out of a central headquarters in Kabul but linked to training bases in four sections of the country.

The Reid army may be using modern tools — volunteers can be spotted walking through neighborhoods with iPads linked to headquarters, feeding and updating information on potential voters — but the intent is the same as ever: finding people who like your candidate and making sure they vote.

At a Wal-Mart store, cash registers are electronically linked to headquarters and suppliers.

Trucks from the Aquarius warehouses stop daily at more than 100 delivery depots across the city, each equipped with a computer linked to the headquarters, where 28,000 transactions are processed on the telephone and Web daily.

In June, Saga Furs' headquarters was torched by activists linked to ALF.

In June, Saga Furs' headquarters was torched by activists linked to this outfit.