Sentence examples for about stationing from inspiring English sources
The GOI expressed additional concerns about stationing these new aircraft at Tabuk airfield in the northwest corner of Saudi Arabia -- close to the Israeli border.
After a career in federal government, Cohen found that he liked the speed at which things can happen in the N.Y.P.D. The first time he and Kelly talked about stationing officers overseas, Cohen thought it was an exciting idea.
The visit, backed by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, follows a naval exercise by China on Friday to support its territorial claims and talk by a prominent candidate for prime minister in Japan about stationing personnel on the islands to improve security.
"We need to think seriously," about stationing tugs in Galápagos, Dr. Izurieta said, noting that each year brings at least four emergencies involving marine vessels nearby.
There is also talk about stationing Russian naval vessels in Piraeus, Athens's main port.
He said that he and Kelly started talking about stationing N.Y.P.D. officers overseas, but when he, Cohen, tried to bring up the idea, which he thought was pretty interesting, the following week, Kelly cut him off by saying, "Didn't we already decide that?" In virtually no time, the N.Y.P.D. had detectives stationed in France, Britain, Israel, Canada, and Singapore, filing daily reports.
After his death, his family approached the Cultural Arts Committee about possibly stationing the sculpture at City Hall.
Or what about stations in the areas with the greatest number of jobs?
Mr. Samuelsen, speaking in general about station agents, criticized the transit agency for ignoring the needs of its riders.
The New Yorker, August 5, 1939 P. 7 Talk story about Station WOR's attempt to send radio signals to Mars.
And yet, amid the chorus of complaints about station locations and reckless cycling habits, the city is teeming with those who hope the program does.
