Sentence examples for a key ground from inspiring English sources

Manbij, located 40 kilometres from the Turkish border, is controlled by Kurdish forces, viewed by the US as a key ground force in the fight with the Islamic State.

Earlier this week, Turkish President Erdoğan slammed the U.S. for planning to build a 30,000-strong army in Syria drawn from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a Kurdish-dominated militia that was a key ground asset in the U.S.-led war against ISIS.

The unwillingness of Americans to fly in the wake of 9/11 was later cited as a key reason why Concorde was grounded in October 2003.

"What is not key ground for a big platinum company in South Africa would be almost a world-class platinum prospect in the rest of the world," Professor Viljoen said.

We conclude by discussing whether the overwintering ground for blue sharks in the North Atlantic might be shared by other apex predators, and thus serve as a key feeding ground for multiple species.

In 1959 construction began of an enormous memorial complex, dedicated to "the Heroes of the Stalingrad Battle," on Mamayev Hill, a key high ground in the battle that dominates the city's landscape today.

The archipelago nation has been a key testing ground of U.N.-backed efforts to use international funding to pay developing countries to curb forest destruction, which accounts for nearly 20 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.

The future of the NHS is a key battle ground in the upcoming election, with Labour launching a 27-page dossier on Sunday claiming the NHS cannot survive another five years of the Conservatives.

With the UK's persistent budget deficit already a key battle ground for the May 2015 election, the minutes provide support for Labour's argument that the deterioration in the public finances was justified by the need to rescue the banks.

The Northeast, perhaps more than any other region, has become a key staging ground for consolidation, because it was among the first places in the country where states deregulated the power industry.

The economy will be a key battle ground in the run up to the general election, with George Osborne likely to argue that it is only safe in the hands of the Conservative party.