Examples of head office

• The head office provided two virtual team members in the form of one engineer and one company associate.

• Additional expenses include the maintenance of the head office, and especially the cost of campaigns, rallies, regional seminars, and conventions.

• This is captured by the variable indicating distance from village head office to the centre of the district, which is measured in meters.

• But control of subsidiaries outside the head office home country may also be seen as a means of facilitating political access to another national market.

• To be sure, accountants from head office might ask rude questions about both deadlines and overspend.

• Its head office running costs in 1996–97 were £10.2 million, including salary costs of £4.7 million.

• He has pointed out that what is important is not the particular process in which a company is interested but its communications with head office.

• It may also decide to move its head office to that area.

• They are not so subjected, unless they are-residing in this country or have the head office of their undertaking here.

• It is one of the few major companies whose head office remains in the north-east, although for how long remains to be seen.

• If that is so, you run the risk of causing such a firm to transfer its head office.

• It will prevent anyone from offering conveyancing services from his head office without establishing face-to-face contact between the conveyancer and the client.

• Will the definition of a head office cover "manufacturing" if the main occupation of the enterprise is manufacturing?

• Very often the head office is miles from the factory works, and the factory itself may be situated in two or three different places.

• A directive comes from head office indicating that there is no time to allow people to take part in local community activities.