Sentence examples for it has stationed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it has stationed" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would typically be "it has been stationed" or "it is stationed."
Example: "The military unit has been stationed at the base for several months."
Alternatives: "it has been placed" or "it is located.".
It has stationed F-16 fighter jets near the border, ready to carry out airstrikes, should it come to that.
The Georgian police, meantime, maintained a cordon around a building in Tbilisi used by the Russian military, which is slowly withdrawing forces it has stationed there since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The Lebanese position is part of a wider strategy that has been closely coordinated with Syria, its much larger neighbor, which exercises an effective overlordship in Lebanon through the 35,000 troops it has stationed here.
It has stationed a U.S. engineer in the plant to standardize the flavor (less "beany") and color (more "milky").
It had stationed experts — known as "navigators" — there to tell people about the new health care coverage options available under the law.
Lulled by the shah's departure and the arrests of some officers involved in the coup, the government recalled most troops it had stationed around the city, believing that the danger had passed.
Travelocity said it had stationed observers at 25 big airports to monitor waiting times at security checkpoints and ticket counters on the two busiest travel days, the Sunday after Thanksgiving and the day before.
In a statement released Thursday, the French army confirmed it had stationed French troops in the border town of Diffa, in Niger — the first official acknowledgement that France is actively participating in the fight against Boko Haram.
EMF Broadcasting, the nation's largest owner of Christian radio stations, is helping to promote the broadcast by inviting business people in each of the 400+ markets where it has stations to attend.
A single motor car, 66.01, has been preserved by the Norwegian Railway Museum, who has stationed it at Elverum Station.
The F.D.A. already has some limited cooperation agreements with regulators in Europe and elsewhere, and it has recently stationed employees in China, India and Central America.
