Sentence examples for headquarters proposed from inspiring English sources

Although planners at Mazda's Japanese headquarters proposed their own models, the California team won.

The government of North Rhine-Westphalia, where Babcock has its headquarters, proposed a bailout package of about 800 million euros ($790 million), with almost one-third of it to come from the national government, but Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank and other creditors could not agree on terms.

Hyundai Heavy Industries said it was not willing to buy the group's headquarters as proposed in the self-rescue plan.

Getting from there to here involved plenty of trial and error, and even folly, as Conan O'Brien learned when, during a recent visit to company headquarters, he proposed using an ice cream cone to house a taco's contents.

According to Bayoush, the takeover had been a classic Trojan Horse deceit: fighters from the newly formed Islamic Front had come to the Free Syrian Army headquarters to propose that the two groups form an alliance and refocus their efforts against Assad.

So in a meeting at Idealab's headquarters here, Mr. Gross proposed the idea that would turn into GoTo.

With hundreds of foreigners in flight schools around the country, officials at bureau headquarters regarded the proposed investigative plan as a "sizable undertaking," one official said.

Saqr has been insisting that the defence headquarters of the proposed federal force should be in his capital an impossible idea but the motive behind this and his plan for an airport is his fear of Zayed of Abu Dhabi.

Talk story about a federal hearing at an auditorium on the first floor of Police Headquarters, on a proposed federal ruling that would in effect lift the 1976 ban on transporting nuclear materials through N.Y.C.

Do you know any nonprofits that want a very well-designed little glass building?" There has been talk of turning it into a field house and office for the Battery Park City ballfields, which are close to Ground Zero and have been occupied by cars and trucks since September 11th, or of using it as a temporary headquarters for a proposed world-hunger research center in Battery Park City.

For that is what Miami is now pitching for: already it has launched a big campaign to host the headquarters of the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).Only 20 years ago, Miami had a serious brand problem, mainly thanks to the corruption and drugs that provided such good storylines for the TV series "Miami Vice".