Sentence examples for establishing a base for from inspiring English sources
Giason referenced the organisation's five-year plan for the far north Queensland region, which includes upgrades to the Bruce and Hann highways, a Cairns shipping development project and establishing a base for HMAS Choules in Cairns.
During the next eleven years, he travelled back and forth between Aden and East Africa, establishing a base for the company at Harar, in Abyssinia, and from there leading treks farther into the interior.
After the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, he called for people to fight against the foreign forces, establishing a base for followers in a western Baghdad neighborhood.
This straddle-the-line marketing underscores a deeper tension: the desire to keep the print business alive so as not to alienate a core market, while establishing a base for a future that publishers see as increasingly digital, said James L. McQuivey, an e-reader industry analyst with Forrester.
On 9 January 1945, I Corps successfully landed on the coast of the Lingayen Gulf in Northern Luzon with the mission of establishing a base for future operations to the north and of denying the enemy northern access to the South China Sea.
Dissecting and understanding critical fungal protein machineries is therefore vital for establishing a base for launching new therapeutics against these pathogens.
"We saw Brown as the perfect guy to come in and establish a base for us," Dumars said.
"The revolutionaries changed the status quo and established a base for this nation that is independent, sovereign, progressive and economically sustainable.
It was visited in 1699 by the explorer Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville, who had been sent by Louis XIV to establish a base for French colonization of Louisiana.
The governor, Haji Bahlol Khan, is working to establish a base for American military engineers to begin work, but the prospect of foreign troops in the valley provokes mixed feelings.
In the Bahamas, where Blackbeard had helped to establish a base for piracy — a "pirate republic" — the king's so-called Act of Grace created an immediate split within the pirate ranks.
