Sentence examples for headquarters responsible from inspiring English sources

The military headquarters responsible for computer-network warfare, the United States Cyber Command, will grow by 4,000 personnel with an additional investment of $23 billion, General Dempsey said.

It also wants the NATO headquarters responsible for southern Afghanistan to come permanently under British command.On the ground, British troops are more likely to complain of too little action than too much.

He walked in alone because the people at the special services headquarters responsible for the negotiations were unable for 36 hours to agree among themselves who would go first.

The situation was complicated by the division between the BBC's Belfast-based outfit that served only Northern Ireland and the corporation's London-based headquarters responsible for serving all of the UK.

About 3,000 people work at the complex, which houses the US naval sea systems command headquarters, responsible for buying, building and maintaining the US navy's ships, submarines and combat systems.

Other efficiencies, the authors say, could be found by combining Northern Command — responsible for the defense of American territory as well as coordinating military activities with Canada and Mexico — with Southern Command, a light-footprint headquarters responsible for American military affairs in Central and South America.

The majority of orders come from the largest metropolitan areas: Chicago, where Grubhub headquarters, is responsible for 10percentt of the orders, Maloney reported.

The division headquarters was responsible for the Guard brigades should they be called to active duty in wartime.

Now, the Statewide Food Service Manager at the department's headquarters is responsible for reviewing all food-related purchases and comparing those purchases with inventory, Solomon said.

This change also aimed to end the confusion which existed at the time between whether the wing leader or senior ground controller in the fighter sector headquarters was responsible for directing the Spitfires during battle.

The services are administered through the ADO, with the head of each service (the Chief of Navy, Chief of Army and Chief of Air Force) and the service headquarters being responsible for raising, training and sustaining combat forces.