Sentence examples for headquarters raising from inspiring English sources

And he has deep ties to the intelligence services — his campaign manager is his former chief of staff in the spy service and has begun running the campaign from its headquarters — raising fears that its officials might revive Mubarak-era practices like bugging candidates' offices and rigging elections.

Autodesk, whose design software helped create Time Warner's New York headquarters, raised its first-quarter sales and profit forecasts a second time as customers adopted updated products.

The 28-minute-long video appears to show Taliban militants entering the Chardara district's headquarters and raising white flags on top of it.

The Washington Headquarters Association raised funds and restored the house and moved it about 300 yards away from land that was about to collapse from quarrying.

But court documents made available following a raid on the League's Milan headquarters have raised questions about its autocratic leader.

"We didn't gather in one point, we kept moving," Fares said, with a lookout posted near security headquarters to raise the alarm when patrol vehicles roared onto the streets.

Mr. Isabell bought it from Swen Swenson, a Broadway dancer known for his show-stopping striptease in the 1962 musical "Little Me," who used it as a headquarters to raise bail for protesters arrested during the 1969 Stonewall riots.

Thus, upon arrival at his Pleiku headquarters, he raised the level of alertness there to 100%.

They plan to hold a press conference on the second day of the expo outside the Syracuse police headquarters, to raise the alarm about Mauro, and protest the military-style policing the event appears to promote.

Islamic State militants seized the main government headquarters in Ramadi, raising their black flag over the compound and setting it ablaze hours after a series of suicide car bombings heralded the start of a major new offensive by the extremists on the strategic city.

This headquarters will work towards raising close to $400 million through membership fees and its collaboration with other international agencies and institutes.