Sentence examples for physical headquarters from inspiring English sources

The museum, which has no physical headquarters, is not that well known.

Most of the money never touches Nauru's shores: Nauru makes money from the fees it charges to register and run the "brass-plate banks", which have neither physical headquarters nor employees, just a post office box address.

Dell's physical headquarters would have remained in Round Rock, Tex., while the company would have been able to tap into the cash and tax benefits of being legally based in a lower-tax country.

Although those researcher tagging systems were well-tailored to each company's services and databases, "they're proprietary," says Laurel Haak, executive director of ORCID which is registered in Delaware but has no physical headquarters.

The GQG established its physical headquarters at Vitry-le-François, in the Marne department, on 5 August.

Rollespilsfabrikken, an association of 1,000 dues-paying members with a physical headquarters and armory in Copenhagen, is just one of dozens of Danish LARP organizations partially funded by state grants.

Like catalog companies, Internet-only businesses can sell to customers in any state but are required to collect sales tax only in the states where they have a physical presence -- a company headquarters, for instance, or warehouse.

Secondly, to do it in a physical geography removed from the headquarters is also a pretty big idea.

Most elements of the Japanese Second General Army headquarters were at physical training on the grounds of Hiroshima Castle, barely 900 yards from the hypocenter.

The terror attack struck a financial and physical blow to the authority, whose headquarters were in the trade center.

Nothing represented the Pro12's loss of influence more than the physical shifting of European rugby's headquarters from Dublin to Neuchâtel in Switzerland.