Sentence examples for headquarters run from inspiring English sources
The biggest Taliban outpost east of Jalalabad, a former Afghan army headquarters run by a famous commander known as the Rocket Mullah, has been demolished.
Bangalore, India's technology capital, is where the U.I.D.A.I. has its tech headquarters — run by Indian engineers with backgrounds at Google and Intel — and a data center whose servers may eventually hold more than ten billion Indian fingerprints.
The Times, responding to concerns about troop safety raised by an official at United States Central Command, the military headquarters run by General Petraeus, withheld some details about how troops could be deployed in certain countries.
They discover that the casino is located atop a giant underground headquarters run by the evil Dr. Noah, who turns out to be Sir James's nephew Jimmy Bond.
Baker stayed insulated at Washington headquarters, running the show by phone.
Dismissed ERT workers have continued to occupy the broadcaster's headquarters, running a pirate broadcast via satellite.
The ripples were felt from Houston, where edgy employees at the company's headquarters ran a gantlet of photographers and braced themselves for anticipated layoffs, to Brazil and India, where jockeying began over control of Enron properties.
Meanwhile, in an attempt to extend their tenuous hold over parts of the city, rebels at the headquarters ran off leaflets telling civilians to stay indoors and to coöperate, and that they wished them no harm — only to protect them, and to see an end to the Assad regime.
That's because as the head of facilities at Flipboard, Oligher is in charge of making sure everything that happens behind the scenes at the company's Palo Alto headquarters runs smoothly.
Howard Wolfson, who had been Mrs. Clinton's ubiquitous spokesman and who is an advocate of aggressive and fast-paced politicking, was dispatched from the eighth-floor headquarters to run the operation with Neera Tanden, the campaign's policy director.
Political types say that so-called "hereditary" members in safe Diet seats—and there are many often fail to ensure that their constituency headquarters are run properly.The DPJ wants to uncover more scandals.
