Sentence examples for may be stationed from inspiring English sources

Recent naval redeployments suggest that up to five of America's 12 aircraft carriers may be stationed around the Gulf by mid-December.

Between ports of entry, Border Patrol agents may be stationed miles apart, so they depend on various types of electronic surveillance to detect and track suspicious activity until they get there.

Non-integrated troops of the West German Army, which means troops of territorial defense, may be stationed on the territory of today's G.D.R. and in Berlin immediately after unification.

This will be a worldwide offensive dealing with the problems of sources of supply, as well as Americans who may be stationed abroad, wherever they are in the world".

Egyptian coast guard boats, lightly armed, may be stationed and operate in the territorial waters of Zone B to assist the border units in performing their functions in this Zone.

Likewise, attendants may be stationed at any location outside the permit space to be monitored as long as the duties described in paragraph (i) of this section can be effectively performed for each permit space that is monitored.

A fleet of ambulances may have to be stationed outside the Palais to take tuxed audiences to hospital afterwards to have their toes uncurled under general anaesthetic.

"A fleet of ambulances may have to be stationed outside the Palais to take tuxed audiences to hospital to have their toes uncurled".

A fleet of ambulances may have to be stationed outside the Palais to take tuxed audiences to hospital afterwards to have their toes uncurled under general anesthetic".

It does not include several hundred military personnel who, although they may have been stationed in California for years, still appeared to call another state home.

Your platoon may have complained about being stationed in "Viet," but readers expect soldiers to call it "Nam".