Sentence examples for base for training from inspiring English sources
The primary American interest in Afghanistan, after all, is preventing terrorist groups from using it as a base for training and planning major attacks.
Conscripts once filed through the base for training, many of them illiterate teenagers who'd served in Taylor's Small Boys Unit throughout their adolescence.
But in the Arab world, only Saudi Arabia has thus far pledged to help the cause, providing a base for training in its territory.
In July the government announced half of the territory would be awarded to the Latvian Army, and Nato troops are reported to have recently used the base for training.
For the last two years, Mr. bin Laden has been working to establish a foothold there, American and Asian officials contend, using the archipelago as a base for training, fund-raising and recruiting.
The takeover of the Ziarat marble quarry, a coveted national asset, is one of the boldest examples of how the Taliban have made Pakistan's tribal areas far more than a base for training camps or a launching pad for sending fighters into Afghanistan.
Gen. Atiqullah Bariyalai, the deputy defense minister responsible for the national army, plans to transfer commanders away from their power bases for training.
The Afghan Taliban rely on such sanctuaries to regroup in their war against Nato, while al-Qa'ida uses them as bases for training camps.
But long-distance running is a lonely pursuit, and in terms of getting his head back to that singular reality, it helps, he says, that he is based for training in the United States, where he isn't quite so well known.
And the Chinese are keeping an eye on Obama's visit next week to a military facility in Darwin, Australia, where he and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard are expected to unveil an agreement to allow U.S. Marines use of Australian bases for training and exercises.
These fanatics are using the Endangered Species Act, the Marine Mammal Protection Act and other environmental laws to impose more and more restrictions on how the military can utilize its bases for training and testing.
