Sentence examples for headquarters section from inspiring English sources
I have not read the complaint, just the motion for the restraining order, but presumably other aspects of the proposed takeover — JPMorgan's option to acquire Bear's headquarters, Section 203 approval — are also attacked in the complaint.
There was also a Headquarters Section along with signals, survey and light repair sections.
The Headquarters Section used a sequence of letters arranged in a square (see photo of "Louise").
Each squadron consists of approximately 60 men commanded by a major, divided into four troops (each troop being commanded by a captain) and a small headquarters section.
The platoon consisted of two nine-man reconnaissance squads and a seven-man headquarters section, which was attached to the 394th regimental S2 section.
Today it is well along on its planned 45-story headquarters, sections of its steel structure already thrusting above much of Manhattan's East Side skyline.
That same day, Japanese survivors from the Sea Horse battle including Oka and most of the 124th's headquarters staff section and the 1st Battalion were able to slip past the American forces and reach friendly lines further west.
Mr Yunus also called for institutional reform of the bank, whose country offices "are working like post offices waiting for directives from headquarters".In this section Beware of demob Beaten black or blue Ichiro the destroyer The clean-up Death of a Tiger Getting technical In limbo Reprints Related items Bangladesh: The minus-two solutionSep 6th 2007Despite all this, aid is piling in.
Adam Uehara of the Los Angeles County Fire lifeguards' southern section headquarters.
52nd (Lowland) Division to move in close support of Anzac Mounted Division's left flank towards Mount Meredith and to prepare for a general advance towards Abu Hamra which was not to be undertaken until further orders from Lawrence at No. 3 Section Headquarters.
With no orders from No. 3 Section Headquarters as to the method of evacuation of casualties of the three divisions, prisoners of war were transported back to Kantara by train before the wounded, generating amongst all ranks a feeling of resentment and distrust towards the higher command which lasted for a long time.
