Sentence examples for a base for planning from inspiring English sources

Unlike Britain, Spain and the United States, Germany has not suffered a serious recent terrorist attack on its soil, but Germans have been fearful because the city of Hamburg was used as a base for planning the attacks in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.

Chafing at the American military outpost just 40 miles from Venezuela's coast, President Hugo Chávez is testing Curaçao's nerves by repeatedly claiming that the Dutch government, which oversees defense issues here, is letting Washington use Curaçao as a base for planning a possible attack on Venezuela.

For years, the I.S.I. has offered sanctuary to Taliban leaders, who have used Pakistan as a base for planning operations.

Since 1973, Mr. Beal and other Yippies have used a brick tenement on Bleecker Street, just west of the East Village, as a base for planning large-scale events, including demonstrations at national political conventions and worldwide marches calling for the legalization of medical marijuana, among other causes.

American military officers said Wednesday evening that they had called in an AC-130 gunship to destroy a warehouse in southern Baghdad that was suspected of serving as a base for guerrillas planning actions against American forces.

The intention is that the findings from the series of surveys will form an evidence base for planned interventions.

The primary American interest in Afghanistan, after all, is preventing terrorist groups from using it as a base for training and planning major attacks.

Furthermore, this study can be used as a base for the settlement planning.

Considering the rise in healthcare costs and the relative burden of CVD, an understanding of the magnitude of the impact of ageing on costs of treatment for CVD in Western Australia (WA) will provide a useful evidence base for planning and budgetary purposes and future policy formulation.

Dr. Brilliant and backers like Nokia, it turned out, had an even more ambitious idea: use Laptop Lane's hard-won airport real estate as a base for SoftNet's plan to sell wireless and wired high-speed Internet connections to business travelers on the go.

Since mid-1968 moft of ETA's leadership had lived there and used it as a base for training, infrastructure and planning attacks.