Sentence examples for for stationing from inspiring English sources

The days begin with a meeting at which plans are made for stationing the four digital cameras.

When conservative Korean soldiers tried to restore the Taewŏn-gun, the Qing used it as a pretext for stationing troops in Korea.

His instructional book Cricket for Schoolboys (1965) was a thoughtful little volume in which, with an authority given to very few, he was critical of the Australian captain Richie Benaud for stationing his slip fielders wide apart.

The two signed a declaration of strategic defense cooperation and a status of forces agreement for stationing American personnel in the Czech Republic as part of a missile defense radar site, a plan that has outraged Russia.

But the Pentagon does seem to have a growing preference for stationing troops either at home or on the territories of allies ready to embrace President Bush's notions of unilateral preventive war.

However, signing a treaty now without a disarmament deal carries risks for the U.S., because it could legitimize Kim's control over half of the peninsula and undermine the rationale for stationing 28,000 or so American troops in South Korea.

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But "Oprah" was also exceedingly expensive for stations.

Planners received more than 10,000 suggestions for station locations online.

Yet the memorials are almost perfect places for stations.

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