Sentence examples for setting up headquarters from inspiring English sources

Some have been returning to Iraq, gathering arms and setting up headquarters in towns in the south, where they have been trying to recruit supporters and organize demonstrations.

But it also castigated the Free Syrian Army, and other armed adversaries of the Assad government, saying insurgents did not take sufficient care to avoid deploying forces and setting up headquarters in or near densely populated areas.

At the beginning of 1949, Whitaker and Baxter, the directors of the A.M.A.'s National Education Campaign, entered national politics, setting up headquarters in Chicago, with a staff of thirty-seven.

Mr. Salah and Mr. Baum plan to introduce TaskMail by the end of October, at which point the company will follow the traditional Israeli model of setting up headquarters in the United States, with research and development centers in Israel.

With violence spreading, defense, interior and national security ministers of the three states held an emergency meeting in Batken on Saturday and agreed to confront the threat jointly, setting up headquarters in Tajikistan.

By Homer J. Dodge and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 20 , 1958P. 34 Incidental Intelligence: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which has just been established by Congress, is setting up headquarters in Washington in the old Cosmos Club Building View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz By Troy Patterson.

Burton sets up headquarters in a town enchantingly named Mammoth Falls.

The property tycoon Richard Tice will chair the group, which has set up headquarters in Westminster.

Homeless person has set up headquarters at bank entrance; sits, with cup in hand, sweat pouring from brow.

In exile, he set up headquarters and training camps, and masterminded a vicious guerrilla war against the Turkish government.

Until the border patrol set up headquarters next to Chinati, Judd was said to be Marfa's biggest employer.