That has allowed us to use un-earmarked money that might otherwise have been used in headquarters to be used in these forgotten emergencies," Guterres said.
Large corporations have long used their headquarters to reinforce or change their corporate identity.
Mr. Raich's office had also been used as headquarters of the Wrestling Club of the Palm Beaches Inc., a nonprofit group that promotes youth wrestling.
Mr. Glover, his shirt covered in blood, was picked up by a stranger, William Tanner, who drove him, his brother and a friend to an elementary school that was being used as headquarters for a police special operations division.
The move to dissolve the NGO stems from accusations that the Brotherhood used its headquarters to fire and store weapons and explosives, Al-Akhbar reported, adding that the Brotherhood had failed to respond to the accusations.
In other instances, schools are being used as headquarters by new political parties.
The 6th Division headquarters was subsequently used to form Headquarters, Northern Territory Force in April, and does not appear to have officially been reformed in its own right until August or September.
The New Yorker, March 29 , 1947P. 25 Moving Finger Note: The Atomic Energy Commission has taken over the office space in Washington that the U. S. Public Health Service was using as headquarters.
The records and supporting testimony portray a complicated system of documentation that helps explain how Chicago police, particularly from the bureau of organized crime, could use their headquarters for incommunicado detentions and interrogations without attracting significant public notice.
By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, March 29 , 1947P. 25 Moving Finger Note: The Atomic Energy Commission has taken over the office space in Washington that the U. S. Public Health Service was using as headquarters.
