Sentence examples for headquarters selected from inspiring English sources

The small organization, which has no headquarters, selected Mr. Craig for induction in the spring.

They elect their own leaders, set up their own headquarters, select their own uniforms and play host at their own dinner dances.

The 7th Infantry Division and the 24th Infantry Division headquarters were selected.

Once the sampling frame was completed, study staff at headquarters then selected pharmacies for the purchase of oxytocin by choosing a random start number and systematically selecting pharmacies with a constant sampling interval until reaching a sample of 50 pharmacies.

The headquarters company was selected for the cohort study because it was the only division entirely present at the military base on the day of questionnaire distribution and because it was representative of all military base members regarding age and sex.

It has no headquarters (its candidates were selected in an online ballot run by the company of its co-founder, Gianroberto Casaleggio).

As a consequence of its remarkably long-lived stability and carefully guarded neutrality, Switzerland Geneva, in particular—has been selected as headquarters for a wide array of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, including many associated with the United Nations (UN an organization the Swiss resisted joining until the early 21st century.

To spur on the technology the US defence headquarters' research unit has selected 17 teams and their machines - from more than 100 who applied - to compete in the Darpa Robotic Challenge (DRC) trials near Miami, Florida this Friday and Saturday.

A regional coordination team consisting of experts from the WHO Inter-country Support Team for West Africa and WHO headquarters as well as selected experts and consultants from African countries provided technical support to countries introducing PsA-TT regarding all the components of the planning and implementation of AEFI surveillance systems.

Jabalpur was selected as the headquarters of the Maratha confederacy in 1781, and it later became the British commission headquarters of Saugor (now Sagar) and Narmada territories.

The monitor – who is overseeing the bank's attempts to overhaul its systems after a £1.2bn fine for money laundering offences from the US in 2012 – is reported to have been concerned about the number of staff willing to move from London to Birmingham, which the bank has selected as the headquarters of its main UK operations.