Sentence examples for operating station from inspiring English sources

Trina McDonald speaks of being drugged and raped while she was stationed at a Naval operating station in Alaska.

The militants fired rockets at American forces at Contingency Operating Station Garry Owen in the southern province of Maysan, which borders Iran.

Even though Russia is contracted to Iran over nuclear energy – the provider of Bushehr, Iran's only operating station, and in talks over eight more – it blocked neither Iran's referral to the UN security council in 2006 nor the subsequent sanctions.

Private Manning, who served with the Second Brigade of the 10th Mountain Division, based at Contingency Operating Station Hammer, was arrested in May and transferred to a military detention center in Kuwait after the military authorities said he had revealed his activities in online chats with a former computer hacker, who turned him in.

Private Manning, who served with the Second Brigade of the 10th Mountain Division, based at Contingency Operating Station Hammer east of Baghdad, was arrested in May after the military authorities said that he had revealed his activities in online chats with Mr. Lamo.

Another line of inquiry is expected to look at whether digital red flags were raised, or should have been raised, by Private Manning's actions, including the accusation that he spent time downloading information from classified databases not directly related to the mission of his unit, the Second Brigade of the 10th Mountain Division, based at Contingency Operating Station Hammer east of Baghdad.

Day-to-day variations in numbers of operating stations were taken into account by a standardization procedure.

Houston Fire Department operates Station 3 at 3735 West Alabama at Cummins, near River Oaks.

KCNC-TV, channel 4, is a CBS owned and operated station.

From June , 1989until December 2002, Anderson was Director of Station Services and Community Affairs at WBBM-TV, a CBS owned and operated station in Chicago.

Then there's the question of owned and operated station lead-ins which Jacques Steinberg touched on in the New York Times the other day.