have its seat in

The section handling chemistry cases, including pharmaceuticals, was to have its seat in London.

The organ, however, which causes the persistence of this sensation must have its seat in the head, since otherwise the axis of apparent rotation could not assume the same motion as the head.

It said the vote breached Protocol 6 in the Lisbon Treaty, which states that the parliament "shall have its seat in Strasbourg where the 12 periods of monthly plenary sessions, including the budget session, shall be held".

Perhaps, after all, it is a question of the age-old longing for immortality, and therefore it must have its seat in a place higher than this world of death.

The blessed Hope must have its seat in the heart and affection.