" Corker said he recently visited the base of operations in Qatar and knows "how important that base of operations is to the activities we have going on in the region.
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It's built to fly longer distances than that — so we'll start the day with our base of operations in Mojave, and end the day with our base of operations in New Mexico.
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Afghanistan was an attractive terrorist base of operations before Sept.
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If that happens, Bill could build a new base of operations.
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Matt: They need a place to move their base of operations.
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The Associated Press is returning its Caribbean base of operations to Cuba.
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CBS News Radio is using Washington as a technical base of operations.
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Looking for your own base of operations that is easy on the wallet?
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His home would soon serve as the base of operations for responding law enforcement.
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The current base of operations for grappling legends Roger Gracie and the Estima brothers.
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There are, however, two unique locations: the resistance base of operations and the Black Market.
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The original Ghostbusters' iconic base of operations is a creaky, old firehouse in downtown Manhattan.
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The American team should establish its base of operations here at the Braüwirt next year.
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Once headquartered in New York, Food & Wine moved its base of operations to Birmingham, Ala.
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Once headquartered in New York, Food & Wine moved its base of operations to Birmingham, Ala.
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This includes UPMC in Pittsburgh, which is the base of operations for study author Kyle Orwig.
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But for his base of operations, Mr. Dart has chosen an existentially vulnerable piece of land.
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During the strike of 1999-2000, the protest leaders made the auditorium their base of operations.
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Their current focus is to encircle and ultimately capture Raqqa - Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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This put OLPC's base of operations closer to Latin America, where most of its laptops were going.
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Extremists have found that democratic societies and their freedoms make for a most agreeable base of operations.
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Umbrella Corporation has set up their first public base of operations in Vietnam, as a skincare facility.
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And maybe it's not completely over as long as the company still has a base of operations.
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An essential question must be answered before choosing a base of operations in a visit to Quebec.
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The condo in Bristol, rented under a false name, was believed to be their base of operations.
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For big-league scammers like Gignac, South Florida has long served as an ideal base of operations.
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Their forward retreat from Syria is being engineered to give them a new solid stable base of operations.
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It even patented a floating airship warehouse that could act as a base of operations for drone deliveries.
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Russia has already established a base of operations at an air base in Latakia along Syria's Mediterranean coast.
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The Kurdish-led SDF began this month to push into Raqqa, Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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It was in front of it that the students of 1989 set up their main base of operations.
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I supposed that as a base of operations, Long Beach made about as much sense as anywhere else.
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U.S.-backed Syrian fighters have been advancing on Islamic State's base of operations in the city of Raqqa.
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In March, AquaVentures will move its base of operations to the new 24-acre Isla Bella Beach Resort.
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"Unfortunately, returning to base of operations to obtain additional fuel creates a deployment and logistics challenge," writes the DoD.
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The ferry company bought it for $11.5 million as a replacement for its longtime base of operations in Weehawken.
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The more likely a rupture across the English Channel, the less valuable Britain becomes as a base of operations.
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For JC, building is less about setting up a practical base of operations and more of an artistic vent.
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Speaking by phone from Mammoth Lakes, the project's base of operations, Dr. Painter brimmed with excitement about the work.
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Israel holds Syria responsible for allowing the Iranian forces to use Syrian territory as a base of operations against Israel.
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Raqqa province is a major base of operations for Islamic State and home to its de facto capital, Raqqa city.
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The U.S. is now his main target market, but Mexico served as his early base of operations and testing ground.
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The documents also showcase apparent differences with the current ISIS philosophy of establishing a caliphate as a base of operations.
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The team captured a young rebel while on a patrol and extracted the location of the rebels' base of operations.
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Its sole base of operations is in Kandahar, Afghanistan, where the US military has been embroiled in war since 2001.
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In Los Angeles, the anarchists from Mexico found a base of operations and many allies willing to host their activities.
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Its territory now includes Raqqa, Islamic State's former Syrian base of operations, and Deir al-Zor province at the Iraqi border.
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I have been waiting a very long time for a serious proposal for a base of operations on another space rock.
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In Stockholm, he met with politicians, hoping to secure support for him to establish a base of operations for WikiLeaks there.
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He has moved his base of operations to Beijing and become a kind of soft-power ambassador for the Communist Party.
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The city is outfitting a pier there that will serve as the base of operations for the fleet and its crews.
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Because his company has asked employees to work from home, he's going to make his Hamptons home his base of operations.
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Most of the forces, around 4,000, are at Camp Lemonnier, in Djibouti, the continent's primary base of operations for Africa Command.
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Company executives had been looking for another American base of operations to satisfy local demand in what is their largest market.
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CANADA'S CHAMPAGNE SAYS THREE MEMBERS OF RAPID DEPLOYMENT TEAM ARRIVED IN TEHRAN SATURDAY TO ESTABLISH BASE OF OPERATIONS FOR CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
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They kept their New York showroom, but moved the base of operations in 21983 to East Greenville, Pa., northwest of Philadelphia.
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The workspace is the base of operations for Legoland California, and the birthplace of thousands of Lego creations found throughout the park.
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Libya is in ruins, our ambassador and three other brave Americans are dead, and ISIS has gained a new base of operations.
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The SDF is fighting in a campaign to encircle and ultimately capture Raqqa city, Islamic State's main base of operations in Syria.
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A defender can station aircraft, base missiles, and host ships, providing a massive, unsinkable base of operations to patrol and fight from.
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Multiple commanders vie for cash-producing towns; unit-producing structures like barracks, towers, or harbors; and the stronghold, the base of operations.
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By the end of the year, the Maccioni family is likely to be without a restaurant base of operations in New York.
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The YPG is playing a key role in an ongoing U.S.-backed campaign to isolate Islamic State's base of operations at Raqqa.
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Details: NASA hopes to launch a lunar gateway as an orbiting base of operations from which astronauts could launch to the lunar surface.
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However, Delta, which has its biggest base of operations in Atlanta, cancelled nearly 900 flights on Sunday and a further 300 on Monday.
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Before Castro took power, a New York Times reporter interviewed him at his base of operations in the mountains of Sierra Maestra, Cuba.
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On the afternoon of the 8th, NASA's DC-8 airborne science laboratory took off from FIREX-AQ's base of operations in Boise, Idaho.
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Local commanders in recent days say they have killed at least 50, and the rest have started shifting their base of operations — again.
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FBOs across affected areas became the temporary base of operations for such organizations as FEMA, the American Red Cross, and the Salvation Army.
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A base of operations was offered by the U.N. Foundation, the charity created in 20173 with a billion-dollar pledge from Ted Turner.
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Its territory now includes Raqqa city, Islamic State's former Syrian base of operations, and the eastern Deir al-Zor province at the Iraqi border.
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Amazon wanted a new base of operations, after all, primarily because the company's explosive growth was putting enormous strain on the city of Seattle.
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After a day of staking out what we suspected to be Mueller's base of operations, a man with a red backpack crossed the street.
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Across the yard are the laundry, the chow hall, and an old schoolhouse that was to serve as the film crew's base of operations.
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Freightos is headquartered in Hong Kong with a base of operations in Jerusalem — where the CEO sits — and an R&D centre in Ramallah.
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His base of operations is a cluttered office on the third floor of an old brick building across the street from the Home Kitchen Café.
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Since the Australian High Court paved the way for the postal ballot, the couple have made their home a base of operations for the campaign.
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The team recently revealed a new $10 million mansion that will serve as a base of operations for the content creation team in Los Angeles.
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Although its name would suggest otherwise, its base of operations focused largely around the Midwest, with cities such as Minneapolis and Detroit its main hubs.
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One of these crews is led by the charismatic Captain Sloane, who has taken up residence in an abandoned base of operations known as Barbary Station.
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In the mid 1970's as local CA authorities began to investigate the Alamo's practices, they moved their base of operations from Los Angeles to Arkansas.
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The four are in constant rotation, one always monitoring the feed if someone else is on road since they don't have a base of operations yet.
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Reuters was unable to contact BTC-e, whose base of operations was unclear, though it continues to have a website using a New Zealand domain name.
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FanDuel was actually incorporated in Scotland, even though most of its founders are American and the company's base of operations has been in Manhattan since 2011.
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Observatory director Rami Abdulrahman said he had been badly wounded but not killed and had been moved to Islamic State's base of operations in Raqqa for treatment.
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The U.S.-led coalition is currently backing a campaign by its Syrian militia allies to encircle and ultimately capture Raqqa, Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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With the help of his father and other family members, he is transforming part of an abandoned church into a base of operations for his fledgling company.
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But the animation released by SpaceX, as well as other statements Musk made, suggest that Boca Chica is seen as a likely base of operations for Starship.
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Google, which already has a large footprint in the neighborhood, has been buying up more buildings as it continues to expand its East Coast base of operations.
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"You could see the store as a base of operations for a lot of these delivery channels," said George Hill, a senior analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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"We're on a mission to build global champions from a Canadian base," Portag3 CEO Adam Felesky told TechCrunch regarding the firm's base of operations and investment targets.
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Janet Conrad's office is full of books and plaques, scientific models and toy demos—exactly what you'd imagine an MIT nuclear physicist's base of operations should look like.
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For a time, their base of operations was a small, freestanding brick building up the street from the Kroger, which they turned into a bunker-like music studio.
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Since taking the Tor Project's helm, Ms. Steele has replaced its directors of human resources and administration, moved the project's base of operations to Seattle from Cambridge, Mass.
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Every night from November through March, volunteers arrive at the program's base of operations downtown to pick up around 250 homeless people and drive them to area churches.
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Amirah Kassem's base of operations for custom cakes — notably her almost psychedelic sprinkle-dusted rainbow cake and her candy-filled version of Funfetti cake — has been in Brooklyn.
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The terrorist group's territorial holdings were the basis for its so-called caliphate, and provided it will a major base of operations to conduct attacks across the world.
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Reporting by the Wall Street Journal, later confirmed by New York Times, suggests the proposed 50,000 employee base of operations will instead be split between two of the finalists.
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At Stennis, the company has 220,000 square feet at its disposal to install second-generation printers, larger than the initial designs it has in its LA base of operations.
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The statement said security forces conducted a raid on a building under construction in Arish, a city in North Sinai, where militants had set up a base of operations.
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The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) alliance, which is dominated by the Kurdish YPG militia, is waging a campaign to capture Islamic State's base of operations in Raqqa.
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U.S.-backed militias have separately been pushing into the edges of Raqqa city in the first days of their attack to seize Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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Rick Mast said they planned to double their work force to about 150 people after they move into the Navy Yard next year from their base of operations nearby.
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The Haqqani network operates on both sides of the porous Afghan-Pakistani border but senior militants have acknowledged they moved a major base of operations to the Kurram region.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces are advancing on Raqqa, Islamic State's urban base of operations in Syria, and have seized tracts of territory in northern Syria from the jihadist group.
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"If I have a good base of operations, it will be someplace I can wander from, someplace I can walk around in a neighborhood that I like," he says.
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The campaign against the city, Islamic State's Syrian base of operations, is gathering pace as Iraqi forces press ahead with their efforts to recapture Mosul, the jihadists' base in Iraq.
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Iranian and its militias are becoming more active in more active in southern Syria, where US forces have a base of operations partly to train local tribesmen to fight ISIS.
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Ms. Anyadiegwu wants to increase her part-time workers' hours, move her base of operations from Sayreville, N.J., to Atlanta, where she has built a clientele, and do more marketing.
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At present, the US and Turkey are setting up a base of operations to establish a future "safe zone" and to ostensibly prevent a threatened Turkish incursion into northern Syria.
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One such ancillary project was revealed by today's press release: a new base of operations for "customer fulfillment, transportation, supply chain, and other similar activities" expected to employ 93,000 Tennesseeans.
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By afternoon, as Speaker Nancy Pelosi prepared to announce the impeachment inquiry, the president retreated to Trump Tower, his longtime home and base of operations, to contemplate his path forward.
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Today, the vital U.S. interest is to prevent Afghanistan from becoming a secure base of operations for extremist forces to launch attacks against the United States, our allies and interests.
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With the help of U.S.-led jets and special forces, the SDF has been battling to capture Raqqa city, which Islamic State used as a base of operations in Syria.
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Even though Atlanta is Delta's largest base of operations, it will still take a tremendous amount of time and coordination to reposition stranded crews and aircraft into position to operate flights.
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until the 20.8493-16 downturn and remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, GM , VW and Ford.
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The signals it beams back will take more than six hours to reach the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, base of operations for the New Horizons mission.
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The Marines first began moving into the area just two weeks ago from their own base of operations aboard an amphibious assault ship the USS Kearsarge, the defense official told CNN.
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But the Islamic State is still holding on to its most important cities, including Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria, the latter considered to be group's primary base of operations.
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After three years, Ms. Kavovit shuttered Stand-Ins, established a new company, Anchor, and moved her base of operations to New York City to take on corporate and retail construction projects.
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By then, Morris Park had become a base of operations for an Albanian crime ring run by Alex Rudaj, called the Corporation, that sought to take on the Mafia's five families.
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Founded in Los Angeles by refugees from El Salvador, MS-13 has long had a base of operations in Long Island, which has been plagued by gang violence in recent years.
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When ISIS began losing control of the city, Hussein moved his base of operations into Syria like many other high-ranking ISIS operatives and began shuttling between Raqqa and Deir Ezzor.
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Once you have a decent-sized pile of PxC, head to the Base of Operations and find the blueprints vendor upstairs (right next to the Calibration Station, if you have that unlocked).
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You'll need to give this thing a permanent base of operations in your home, but, like previous Dysons, it comes with a wall mount to make it easier to create that space.
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Not only did Erica have some of the best lines of the season but she also is integral to shutting down the Russian base of operations underneath Hawkins and saving the world.
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Liberian warlord Charles Taylor used the Firestone plantation as a base of operations throughout the first Liberian civil war, which lasted from 1989 to 1997 and ultimately killed more than 300,000 people.
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A military commander in the alliance of forces fighting in support of the Syrian government said recently that Islamic State was seeking to turn Deir al-Zor into a base of operations.
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The Haqqani network operates on both sides of the porous Afghan-Pakistani border but senior militants have acknowledged they moved a major base of operations to Kurram agency in the tribal areas.
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A military commander in the alliance of forces fighting in support of President Bashar al-Assad said Islamic State was seeking to turn Deir al-Zor city into a base of operations.
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Its chairman, Armand Pohan, said that the company had to leave its longtime base of operations in neighboring Weehawken to make room for residential development and could find no other suitable alternative.
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With the support of lunar module pilot Harrison H. Schmitt, Cernan established a base of operations in the moon's Taurus-Littrow valley and made a home there for the mission for three days.
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The database contains LinkedIn profiles, photos, educational backgrounds, agency personnel, and the employees' base of operations, among other information – an unusual move for a group that has gained notoriety for publishing classified material.
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The unmanned Hayabusa2 spacecraft reached its base of operations about 20 kilometers (12 miles) from the asteroid and some 280 million kilometers (170 million miles) from Earth, the Japan Space Exploration Agency said.
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Celia Johnson, a Brownsville native and Boca Chica resident since 1992, expressed similar thoughts but said she still wondered what SpaceX was thinking by picking the village area for its base of operations.
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With air strikes and special forces from the U.S.-led coalition, the SDF are advancing on Raqqa to ultimately take the city, which is also the Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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"After either being ousted by the moderators of other websites or having to leave due to server issues, the /burgers/ archive board became a de facto base of operations," the about page says.
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Through the treaty, the United States secured the right to station forces in Japan, giving it an important base of operations in the Pacific to counter the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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For the better part of a decade, America's main base of operations for its military occupation of Iraq was a cluster of bases and old Saddam Hussein–era palaces surrounding Baghdad International Airport.
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The new facility covers 230,000 square feet and sits on a plot of land over 30 acres in size, and will eventually be the base of operations for around 1,500 Blue Origin employees.
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The Greens stand accused, among other criminal charges, of forcing their followers — regardless of their age — to engage in manual labor on the Fence Lake compound that served as the group's base of operations.
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On Thursday afternoon, power at the emergency command center serving as a base of operations for territorial and federal government officials in San Juan experienced a power outage, according to reporters on the ground.
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The surrogate dispatch efforts extended to media markets around the state, with the state party's communications team serving as the de facto home base of operations, deploying pro-Kasich officials for dozens of appearances.
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The idea was to provide a base of operations for entrepreneurs who wanted to bypass the hassle of U.S. immigration laws—"an immigration hack," as Atossa Abrahamian put it in a Quartz op-ed.
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Your tent will be your base of operations for a good while — it's where you'll start the game when you turn it on and likely store your stuff — so this is an important decision.
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U.S. officials also claim that assistance to the Saudis will be a force multiplier in the war against terrorist groups that have used Yemen as a base of operations for well over a decade.
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But for Madhuri Parson, a sixth-generation jeweler whose Hudson Yards studio has doubled as her company's base of operations since she moved there in the summer of 2016, it was an absolute must.
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On the military side, the Israeli Defense Forces is building a new base of operations for its cybersecurity division, devoted to information technology and cyber warfare, on a now-empty plot on Beersheba's northern fringe.
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The independence of the judiciary is not only a political sentiment valued by the people of Hong Kong but also often an incentive for international companies using the city as a commercial base of operations.
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Amott said she first encountered Singer in the early 2000s, soon after he set up shop in Sacramento — his base of operations for more than 25 years before he moved to Southern California in 000.
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The new tax overhaul might allow the United States might be the next base of operations for American companies that make a significant amount of cash via their intellectual property, per The Wall Street Journal.
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The news that Sony Computer Entertainment—now Sony Interactive Entertainment—was merging with Sony Entertainment Network and moving its base of operations from Tokyo to San Mateo, California was simultaneously surprising and to be expected.
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Senator Kamala Harris of California is eyeing Baltimore or Atlanta as a possible base of operations for her likely 2020 presidential bid and is close to bringing on a top aide to run her campaign.
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Emboldened by their sudden windfall, and promises of investment in ARM's Cambridge base of operations by SoftBank, a series of new startups could well emerge like new shoots around the trunk of an older tree.
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If they did their jobs effectively and if they had a strong base of operations back in the district, if they did their homework and their constituent service, they usually could withstand the political onslaught.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - A Malaysian minister warned on Wednesday that the Islamic State militant group may shift its base of operations to Southeast Asia after the death of its leader, according to a media report.
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"El Bronx was evidently a base of operations of all classes of criminals and the numbers show that," Peñalosa said a month after the raid, claiming crime had since fallen 42 percent in the area.
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The airport, which is the base of operations for the Emirates airline, says it serves more than 89 million people annually, with flights to 240 destinations on six continents operated by more than 100 airlines.
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This alternate form of currency unlocks when you hit level 250 and you can only spend it at certain vendors, like the blueprints vendor upstairs in the Base of Operations and the DZ013 safe house vendor.
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I have a 2010 document from PCC leaders that mentions a "Paraguay Project," which has the idea of the PCC controlling the flow of drugs from Paraguay and establishing a base of operations in that country.
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The Britain-based war monitor said the warplanes were believed to belong to the U.S.-led coalition, which is supporting an alliance of Syrian militias in its campaign against Islamic State's base of operations in Syria.
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It said Hong Kong could lose its appeal as a base of operations for foreign companies if businessfolk living in the city, or passing through it, had to fret about arrest and rendition to the mainland.
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It became a key base of operations for the organization, a place from where it carried out the gruesome mass beheadings of Egyptian Coptic Christians in February 2015 and filmed it for the world to watch.
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His base of operations is Chicago, where there's a spacious kitchen from which the prepared food is shipped out at night to cities including Milwaukee and New York, and stocked in the refrigerators in the morning.
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Apart from dealing with the allegations over Mr. Appelbaum and replacing the board, Ms. Steele has hired new directors of human resources and administration and moved the group's base of operations to Seattle from Cambridge, Mass.
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"This year, 2018 French Open Men's Doubles Champions Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut will make the Quin their base of operations as they take on the U.S. Open field," the Quin Hotel announced last week.
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Dozens, if not hundreds, of Al Qaeda operatives in Yemen have been targeted by the U.S. since then, after they made Yemen a base of operations to plan and launch attacks against Western and regional interests.
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Officials said the support includes both active help with money and military equipment as well as benign neglect — allowing leaders of the groups to use western Pakistan as a base of operations for attacks into Afghanistan.
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He plans to move to Paris this summer and use it as a base of operations for an immersive year of learning that will include studying French and trying to visit every art museum in Europe.
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The SDF, an alliance of Kurdish and Arab militias, has seized large swathes of northern Syria from Islamic State in a campaign to drive the jihadist group out of Raqqa city, its base of operations in Syria.
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Eventually, they escape, and in Stearns' next novel Mutiny at Vesta, the whole crew jets off to their base of operations on the asteroid Vesta, only to find that their situation is more perilous than they realized.
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All players get the same chunk of game, starting off at Manhattan's Chelsea Pier and venturing into the heart of the city as they take on some early story missions and set up a base of operations.
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If they choose to file for divorce in the state of California — where they own property and Konecki's business has a base of operations — he may be entitled to as much as half of the singer's earnings.
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Front Burner Pascaline Lepeltier, one of New York's star sommeliers, has been somewhat out of the picture since Rouge Tomate, her restaurant base of operations, closed in 2014 and has yet to reopen in its new location.
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Within minutes of Bryan's tweet, news stories appeared on websites like the Wrestling Observer, Pro Wrestling Torch, and Squared Circle, the popular subreddit that serves as the online base of operations for many of the sport's fans.
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The Jewish Community Center in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood was serving as a base of operations for F.B.I. agents, and as a gathering area for elderly residents and for volunteers with the Red Cross and Salvation Army.
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Because she chose to file for divorce in the state of California — where they own property and Konecki's business has a base of operations — he could be entitled to as much as half of the singer's earnings.
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Because Adele chose to file for divorce in the state of California — where they own property and Konecki's business has a base of operations — he could be entitled to as much as half of the singer's earnings.
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Mr. de Blasio and much of his staff moved their base of operations to the borough on Monday, and he plans to have similar weeklong stays in New York's other boroughs before the end of the year.
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The US launched Operation Enduring Freedom 17 years in Afghanistan to stop the Taliban from providing a safe haven to al Qaeda and to stop al Qaeda's use of Afghanistan as a base of operations for terrorist activities.
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All three are "reputable in terms of their finances, sufficiently large to offer Air Berlin a secure future and are interested in keeping Germany as a base of operations", he said, without naming any of the interested parties.
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How did the unassuming Belgian director, who since 2001 has made the theater company Toneelgroep Amsterdam his base of operations, turn into the most important auteur on the international stage circuit — and now a three-time Broadway director?
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"When an enemy holds territory, it helps with recruiting, showing their real and perceived strengths, and provides a base of operations," Matthew Spence, a former top Middle East Pentagon official in the Obama administration, said in an interview.
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From a firmware standpoint, we try to provide the best examples of the product: We provide reference firmware, open source examples, and do a certain amount of enabling in remote specifications that gives everybody a standard base of operations.
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Whether Trump knew it or not, Russian mobsters and corrupt oligarchs used his properties not only to launder vast sums of money from extortion, drugs, gambling, and racketeering, but even as a base of operations for their criminal activities.
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Originally founded in Los Angeles by refugees from El Salvador, MS-13 has long had a base of operations in Suffolk County, on the East End of Long Island, which has been plagued by gang violence in recent years.
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Brazil was until recently one the world's five biggest auto markets and remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. Reporting by Eliana Raszewski and Nicolas Misculin; Writing by
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All three are "reputable in terms of their finances, sufficiently large to offer Air Berlin a secure future and are interested in keeping Germany as a base of operations", the daily newspaper quoted Winkelmann as saying in its Thursday edition.
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He told a reporter that he would continue to use Phoenix, his warm-weather home, as his base of operations, while Sam Hinkie, the Stanford graduate and analytics guru, would preside over daily operations in Philadelphia as president and general manager.
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Every summer from 1755 to 1759, Fort Edward was the base of operations for more than 15,000 British soldiers and officers in support of Fort William Henry in Lake George, N.Y., about 203 miles north, during the French and Indian War.
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In 1968, the M.C.T.A. took over the N.Y.C. Transit Authority and the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (Robert Moses's base of operations) and dropped the C. The M.T.A., an arm of the state, was now in charge of the subways.
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Alas, we're probably still a few installments away from Space and the Furious, but Fate does spend a fair amount of its time in the air, thanks to the tricked-out stealth airplane Cipher uses as a mobile base of operations.
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To create an installation titled "Article 11", for example, Cuban artist Tania Bruguera worked alongside residents of Niscemi, a small town of some 30,000 people in southeastern Sicily, where the United States Navy has been maintaining a base of operations since 563.
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Using her native Nigeria as a kind of base of operations, Umolu embarked on a far-reaching survey of West African artists, making between 30 and 40 studio visits and participating in innumerable conversations before settling on the artists featured at the Broad.
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Citing local sources, the Observatory said the 20-year-old man executed his mother on Wednesday near the post office building where she worked in front of hundreds of people in Raqqa, a main base of operations for the group in Syria.
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Weiss, who was previously at Foursquare, is working on probably one of the most complicated and important problems Slack might face: jumping from a massive set of chat rooms to something that operates functionally as a base of operations for an entire organization.
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In the video circulated by the YPG press office on Sunday, seven fighters credit Ocalan's ideology for the defeat of Islamic State at Raqqa, which served as the jihadists' Syrian base of operations and a hub for planning attacks in the West.
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The clinic staff and volunteers had thought nothing of it until a few months before OSA's anticipated "Crimson Tide"—but then they learned that a local OSA supporter was angling to turn the house into a base of operations for the protest.
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Brazil was until recently one of the world's five biggest auto markets, and it remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Alonso Soto; Editing by Bernard Orr)
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London is a great city to live in, and its English-speaking population and low-by-European-standards taxes make it an attractive base of operations since the European Union's single market means you can do business throughout the continent from anywhere.
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The headstrong singer was also resentful of Motown switching their base of operations from their longtime home of Detroit to Los Angeles, and relations with label chief Barry Gordy began to grow tense — particularly as Gaye's marriage to Gordy's elder sister Anna began to deteriorate.
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until a recent downturn and it remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Alberto Alerigi Jr.; Editing by Christian Plumb)
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until a recent slump and it remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG , General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Silvio Cascione; Editing by Paul Simao)
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until its 2015-16 recession, and remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Marcelo Rochabrun Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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"Consider everybody in this area that you come across armed and ready to shoot," Craig Wobig, a leader of California Task Force 1, cautioned the team on Tuesday morning before pulling away from the Boy Scout camp they had commandeered as a base of operations.
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"The objectives and goals of training camp don't change because the environment changes," said Smith, sitting on a couch on the second-floor veranda of the team's base of operations here, a 55,000-square-foot sports performance center across Route 60 from the Greenbrier.
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His rightward drift, chronicled in "Confession of a Catholic" (1983) and, more temperately, in "Writing From Left to Right: My Journey From Liberal to Conservative" (2013), led him to the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank that became his base of operations after 1978.
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until a recent downturn and remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG , General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Marcelo Rochabrun and Alberto Alerigi Jr.; editing by Jonathan Oatis)
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until its 2015-16 recession and remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Marcelo Rochabrun Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and Sonya Hepinstall)
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until a recent downturn and remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG , General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. (Reporting by Marcelo Rochabrun Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and James Dalgleish)
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First, Palau's airports on Angaur and Peleliu, scene of the highest casualty rate for U.S. Marines in history, critically need modernization to meet the demands of civilian travel, let alone to serve as a base of operations if, God forbid, an armed conflict were to break out.
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Mr. Khalilzad has been leading talks with the Taliban, and last week reached a preliminary agreement with them on a framework that would call for American troop withdrawal in exchange for assurances that terrorists would not be allowed to use Afghanistan as a base of operations.
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After working with Italian companies like Pirelli and Olivetti in the early 1960s, the Vignellis established an American base of operations through Unimark, their corporate branding company, and, later, Vignelli Associates, which they founded in 1971, and a sister company, Vignelli Designs, which began in 1978.
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Park Rinard, a liberal powerbroker who worked with the painter Grant Wood before orchestrating the campaigns, policy issues, and speeches that would successfully propel Democratic governors and congressman to victory, often used the restaurant as a base of operations for his wheeling and dealing in Des Moines.
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And beyond the chance to cover more geography, whatever offer Seattle can make to Amazon business-wise would have to navigate distinctions between whatever incentives the company currently receives and newer terms to compete with the hoard of cities all but begging for an Amazon base of operations.
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The conflict so far has displaced more than 3 million, left vast swaths of the population on the brink of starvation, killed or wounded more than 13,000 non-combatants and provided a turbulent tableau for Yemen's potent Al Qaeda affiliate to quietly carve out its base of operations.
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The protests have also drawn support from the student activists who have been demonstrating to save Central European University — a prestigious Soros-funded institution that announced earlier this month it was relocating its main base of operations to Vienna as a result of political pressure from the government.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have seized 350 square km (135 square miles) in the past week, tightening "their noose" on Islamic State in an advance to isolate its base of operations at Raqqa, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition said on Wednesday.
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That doesn't mean Sanders plans to eschew future trips to join striking union workers outside those states, as he did this week, but that Iowa, where he kicked off his "Bernie Beats Trump" tour on Monday, is soon likely to serve as a de facto base of operations.
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Brazil entered last year as one of the world's five biggest auto markets and is still a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. But tight credit, rising unemployment and a cloud of economic uncertainty has spooked car buyers.
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Lucid, one of the companies that looks like it could have the best chance to potentially field a true all-electric competitor to Tesla's Model S, is moving its headquarters to a new facility in Newark, California — one with twice the space of its current base of operations in Menlo Park.
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Supporters of the plan to expand C.I.A. support for the militias believe it could address the most potent critique of the peace talks: that a withdrawal of American forces would leave the United States with little ability to prevent terrorist groups from once again using Afghanistan as a base of operations.
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It's also defining a standard base of operations, and just as companies were free to build their own codecs on top of those MPEG standards, so will companies be building healthcare (and other industry-specific) solutions on top of the blockchain using the base technologies PokitDok and the consortium have helped define.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based organisation that reports on the conflict, said one of Islamic State's top commanders in Syria was probably killed in fighting near the dam on the Euphrates River some 50 km (30 miles) west of Raqqa city, Islamic State's main base of operations in Syria.
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Its success is attracting attention from the investment community in Chicago, a city long a proponent of innovation in the U.S, in Europe, Latin America and also throughout Africa, with Johannesburg serving as a region we at Opportunity International and MyBucks are proud to call a virtual and often hands-on base of operations.
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Mr. Walker sings the chorus as a chant: And with a sullen mind, I carry youAnd with a sullen mind, I'm fairAnd with a sullen mind, I laid downAnd with a sullen mind, I'm out of here By contrast, "The Roundabout" is about a neighborhood bar that the song's narrator considers his base of operations.
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The company, founded by Jeffrey Liu, who sold his past startup GuavaPass to ClassPass for a few million, and Justin Louie, who was one of the first employees at GuavaPass, wants to expand access to small and medium business loans for owners in Southeast Asia, starting with their first base of operations in Singapore.
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Related: A 20 year old just pleaded guilty to hacking for the Islamic State The CIA is concerned about the growth of Libya as a base of operations for Islamic State militants, who had 5,000-8,000 fighters there, although the number of its fighters in Iraq and Syria had dropped to 18,000 to 22,000 from 19,000 to 25,000.
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Our schoolchildren, exhausted and anxious, and whose school may not be habitable for a year, helped those coastal kin unpack the boats and load the goods into the few trucks that were operable on the island, and then hauled them to our fire department, which has been the base of operations and distribution since disaster struck.
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Even after Orion flies with astronauts aboard for the first time, which is currently set to happen sometime next year, Lockheed Martin has yet more ambitious plans — including developing an "early Gateway" to precede the full-scale Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway that NASA aims to install orbiting the Moon to provide a more permanent base of operations for long-term lunar operations.
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If sweeteners were added to appeal to both sides, like low full expensing, where business can deduct the entire cost of capital expenses up front, and encouraging physical plant and equipment to be housed here at home, would lead to a business and job boom that could make the U.S. the preferred base of operations for companies all over the world.
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He originally worked out of a studio in his parents' living room in Hackensack, N.J. Not until 1959 — by which time he had already engineered some of the most celebrated recordings in jazz history — could he afford to make engineering his full-time occupation, shifting his base of operations to an elaborate home studio that he designed himself in Englewood Cliffs.
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Brazil's auto market, which has shrunk to the world's seventh largest according to Anfavea, remains a major base of operations for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Volkswagen AG and General Motors Co. According to Anfavea data, FCA was Brazil's top seller of new cars and light trucks in February, taking the title back from GM with around 24,700 sales, ahead of its U.S. rival's roughly 23,200 new registrations.
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Until last year Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets and it remains an important base of operations for VW, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co. Megale called on the government to loosen labor laws in order to avoid more layoffs, which have already cut jobs in the industry by more than 15 percent in two years.
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They claim it could quell worries that the U.S. will be left with little ability to prevent terrorist groups from using Afghanistan as a base of operations if the U.S. pulls troops, as President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE suggested will happen last week.
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German market regulator BaFin has raised concerns about headquartering a euro zone exchange outside the EU. "German regulators are uncomfortable with the idea that the base of operations will be situated in London and given that this deal was always about the lucrative clearing operations and euro-denominated derivatives, this deal could well find itself susceptible to further regulatory tweaking in the weeks and months ahead, " Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets, told CNBC via email.
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Sixty-three people have been accused of participating in the Big Money Bosses gang, which operated around White Plains Road and on Boston Road in the Bronx The officials at the news conference focused on what New York's police commissioner, William J. Bratton, cited as the "collateral damage" caused by gang violence, and Mr. Melendez noted that 2Fly YGz members had taken over a playground at Eastchester Gardens, which it used as its "base of operations" for selling and hiding drugs and guns.
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