Sentence examples for not be stationed from inspiring English sources

Russian officials claim (their account is disputed) that at the end of the cold war they had been assured that foreign forces would not be stationed in the ex-communist states.

Another major task is to convince skeptical Germans, particularly in the east, that NATO is keeping its 1997 bargain with Russia that alliance troops would not be stationed permanently at Russia's edge.

During Mr. Rumsfeld's visit, Uzbekistan's president, Islam Karimov, publicly stated that commando units could not be stationed on Uzbek soil and that offensive operations could not be conducted from its territory.

But Mr. Barak has dismissed the idea as "a reward for the Palestinian violence," and Secretary General Kofi Anan has said that a United Nations force could not be stationed without Israeli agreement, a view reportedly shared by American officials.

Refusing to allow schools to be used as polling stations, stopping politicians holding rallies on school premises, and making it plain that armed forces must not be stationed in or near school grounds, are all measures that local communities can put in place themselves to reduce risk.

Satellites might not be stationed over the parts of the ocean where a tsunami has formed, and buoys aren't positioned in many areas where tsunamis have struck.

A few years ago, Deng Xiaoping, China's Senior Leader, dismissed as "absolute rubbish" suggestions by lesser Chinese officials that the People's Liberation Army might not be stationing troops here after 1997.

He serves in the Fourth Marine Division Reserves and has not been stationed overseas.

PHE had nurses at the airport to take the temperatures of the travellers, but, the Guardian has been told, not enough were stationed there.

Karsay did not know where he was stationed that day.

The movie doesn't specify where she was stationed, and there is no mention of politics.