Sentence examples for depot established from inspiring English sources

Along the western edge of the central city an industrial zone (before 1966 called Léo-Ouest) flourishes near the site of the first depot established by the British-American explorer Sir Henry Morton Stanley.

The integration of the recycling depots established by local authorities with these private facilities can significantly improve access for residents.

The number of pharmaceutical depots established in health care facilities dramatically increased between 1995 and 2000.

After the land was opened for settlement in 1881, a railway depot was established on the site.

The militia and Rifle Volunteers forces of North Staffordshire were also incorporated into this new regiment, and a permanent depot was established at Whittington Barracks, Lichfield, which also housed the newly formed South Staffordshire Regiment.

Overall, the depot-laying journeys established three depots containing 7500 pound of supplies, which included 3000 pound of seal meat and 40 gallons of paraffin oil.

By this time Mertz and Ninnis developed a close friendship, as the expedition's taxidermist Charles Laseron later wrote: In August, the preparations extended to laying depots; an early party established a depot 5.5 mile to the south of the main hut a grotto in the ice known as Aladdin's Cave but returned without the dogs.

However the income elasticity of demand for fish may have increased in livestock-rearing areas affected by the Sahel drought, particularly where cold storage depots have been established.

Engraving and rubber stamps are now made by them, and, at the beginning of 1909, a large book depot also was established.

That year the island was occupied by U.S. forces under Matthew C. Perry, and a naval depot was soon established by David Porter as a base of operations against pirates.

The Danbury depot had been established by order of the Second Continental Congress in 1776, and primarily served forces located in the Hudson River valley.