Sentence examples for base for supplying from inspiring English sources

The departing president of Kyrgyzstan, the small but strategically important Central Asian country that houses a vital American air base for supplying the NATO war effort in neighboring Afghanistan, expressed deep concern on Wednesday about the potential for a contagious economic collapse in Afghanistan when foreign military forces withdraw.

It was the RAC's southernmost outpost and operated from 1812 to 1841, and was established as an agricultural base for supplying the northern settlements with food as well as for conducting trade with Alta California.

The deal was meant to shore up Kyrgyzstan's provisional government and halt further violence in the strategically important Central Asian nation, which hosts an American military base crucial for supplying troops and equipment for the NATO mission in Afghanistan.

During World War II, Poole was the third largest embarkation point for D-Day landings of Operation Overlord and afterwards served as a base for supplies to the allied forces in Europe.

But building materials group CRH climbed 35p to £14.41 after a positive note from analysts at Davy Research, based on the outlook for supplying asphalt for US roadbuilding: The value of US highway contracts awarded by state departments of transport fell 14% year-on-year in April, according to the American Road & Transportation Builders Association.

The base - in the Seychelles - is just for supplying passing Chinese navy ships.

When the Londoners cockooed drug users' homes to establish bases for supply, it was not by mutual consent, as in Plymouth, but instead tenants were coerced into having their homes taken over, before being abused and eventually kicked out.

Kyrgyzstan hosts a Russian air base, as well as a NATO base used for supply operations in nearby Afghanistan.

Anti-Iraq protests have taken up much of their time: in particular, the permission given by the Irish government for the Americans to use Shannon aiport as a base for moving supplies to the Middle East (one friend of theirs crippled an American plane by taking an axe to its forward wheel).

"Had the staging base for humanitarian supplies not been [in place] before the quake, the World Food Programme estimates the whole relief operation would have been pushed back three weeks, because all of that stuff would have come into the airport and been stuck on the tarmac and clogged up an already small airport even more," she said.

The sum of all decisions creates the base for the supply chain operations.