based in the vs based in

Some examples from the web:

• MCJ Casings Ltd is based in the Merseyside Objective 1 region.
• The investigation showed that certain Chinese producers purchased such equipment from suppliers based in the Union.
• Amorim Energia is based in the Netherlands.
• Furthermore, a business based in the Union is guaranteed completely free cross-border trade in services.
• Indeed, two Russian producers currently own subsidiaries based in the Union.
• It was Cambridge University, based in the region I represent.
• All Company D's centres of research and development are based in the Community.
• Cleanevent, a firm based in the United Kingdom.
• Purdum was a very successful commercial director based in the U.K.
• The reintroduction project is based in the Catalan Pyrenees.
• The remaining sales were made to related companies based in the Community.
• The remaining experts may come from either the same entity, or from other national and international public or private organisations based in the Member State.
• JIV-ERIC shall treat procurement candidates and tenderers equally and in a non-discriminatory way, independent of whether or not they are based in the European Union.
• An initiative at European level is urgently needed, therefore, particularly as these phenomena are largely based in the new Member States.
• The EMCDDA has identified 12 sites of internet suppliers and retailers that have offered MT-45 for sale, including some apparently based in the Union.
• The EUSR shall be primarily based in the region while ensuring a regular presence at the EEAS headquarters.
• Suffice it to mention that only a small number of Internet companies are based in the EU.
• The EFMLG is composed of senior lawyers from credit institutions based in the EU and selected on the basis of their personal expertise.
• Persecution of Uighur Organisations based in the European Union
• It is to be based in the Council Secretariat, will not meet in public and will give the operator any necessary security instructions.

Some examples from the web:

• Jul 13, 2011 ... "Based in" implies the major operations of a business or entity is contained wholly or primarily in that city. "Based out of" implies that though the ...
• Jan 24, 2015 ... When a company says: "All applicants must be based in the UK.", what does it mean? In which aspects should we be based on the UK?
• May 17, 2010 ... As for “based,” a person or a business can be based in New York. To say that one is based out of New York seems to mean that the person or ...
• Translations. [+ town, country] ⇒ I'm based in London. Je suis basé à Londres. ⇒ They're based in France. Ils sont basés en France. See base (sens 12) ...