home office

American  

noun

1. the main office of a company.

2. (initial capital letters)  the governmental department in Great Britain dealing with domestic matters, as elections, naturalization, and the control of police.

3. a work or office space set up in a person's home and used exclusively for business on a regular basis.

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Home Office British  

noun

1. government the national department responsible for the maintenance of law and order, immigration control, and all other domestic affairs not specifically assigned to another department

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Example Sentences

“Just look at the impact that it’s had on the PGA Tour,” Norman says from his home office, overlooking a golf course.

From The Wall Street Journal

He then demands that she report to his home office, where, moments after she steps into the room, he tersely says, “Sit,” as if issuing a command to another canine.

From Salon

Police forces are working with the Community Security Trust, a charity which works to protect Jewish people from terror and antisemitism, to reassure the Jewish community, the home office said.

From BBC

Mike Tapp, a home office minister appointed just last week, told Radio 4's Today Programme the emails made him "shudder".

From BBC

“Our own home office is over two hours’ drive away from the playa,” Allen told Salon.

From Salon