Sentence examples for headquarters meaning from inspiring English sources

Today the mobile kitchen, called an M-Kit, arrived at the airport maintenance hangar that is now the brigade's headquarters, meaning the resumption of hot meals.

For each exile has not only got to prove his worth to the other, he has to win the approval of Headquarters, meaning in the case of the West Indian writer, England".

It was founded in 1539 by the conquistador Pedro de Anzúrez on the site of a Charcas Indian village and has been variously called La Plata (the Spanish colonial name), Charcas, and Chuquisaca (the former indigenous name for the site, probably meaning "headquarters of the Charcas").

Ireland is a key battleground for Facebook in Europe because that's where its European headquarters are located, meaning it must be compliant with Irish data protection law — as well as wider European data protection law.

The court ruled that German data protection laws aren't applicable because Facebook has its European headquarters in Ireland — meaning only (the less stringent) Irish data protection laws apply.

Still, "I love going in there," Mr. Avery said, meaning the Lipman headquarters, in the meatpacking district, where he works from the top-floor office of Mr. Lipman.

Gov. Edward G. Rendell of Pennsylvania said Sunday that although he still expected Mr. Obama to win the state, he was "nervous" and had been on the phone "screaming at Chicago," meaning the Obama headquarters, to send reinforcements.

The city council said the revamp would allow the headquarters to accommodate more employees, meaning it could sell its St Mary's Gate and Roman House sites where some staff are currently based.

When headquarters sends over a well-meaning psychologist to give those who need it some counseling, the men walk out on her.

THE long passage that connects the two wings of IBM's headquarters in Armonk gives a new meaning to the expression "a walk down memory lane".

The ability to transmit huge quantities of data by laser would allow combat units in the field to "reach back" to headquarters for intelligence, information and maps, meaning the size of a forward headquarters could be significantly reduced.