Sentence examples for western headquarters from inspiring English sources

Given this, corporate strategists at western headquarters may do well to weigh up as much whether to invest in Asia as where and how much.

Before the American Civil War it was a station on the Underground Railroad for escaping slaves, and it was also the western headquarters of the Anti-Slavery Society, which published the Anti-Slavery Bugle.

A presidio (military post) was established there in 1782 and the mission of Santa Barbara in 1786; the mission, which is the western headquarters of the Franciscan Order, has been in continuous use since its founding, and the presidio is now maintained as a state historic park.

After years of near conflict between Britain and the United States, the southern boundary of Canada was fixed in 1846 at latitude 49° N, and Vancouver Island was recognized as solely British territory; Fort Victoria (later Victoria), at the island's southeastern tip, became the western headquarters of the Hudson's Bay Company.

Greenberg also used his China ties to recruit Chinese companies to locate their Western headquarters in Lower Manhattan.

Yesterday's announcement also fueled speculation that it was related to yet another controversial action: a memo from Eaton 3 weeks ago ordering the survey's western headquarters in Menlo Park, California, to move to a cheaper location.

Liberated in 1944 by U.S. Gen. George Patton, it was the seat of a Western Allied headquarters from 1945 to 1965.

For police purposes, the country is divided into three zones: eastern, central, and western, with headquarters at Birātnagar, Kāthmāndu, and Nepālganj, respectively.

After his return to Australia late in February 1942, McCauley briefly served as Senior Air Staff Officer at North Western Area Headquarters in Darwin, Northern Territory.

It was the second of four made by the vehicle on its journey to the western district police headquarters.

Tunis says the Bardo and Sousse attackers were trained at the western Libyan Isis headquarters at Sabratha, 60 miles from the border.