Sentence examples for permanent stationing from inspiring English sources
Burns rejected claims that the permanent stationing of troops could be seen as an aggressive step, or substantial combat forces.
NATO has ruled out the permanent stationing of substantial numbers of forces or of nuclear weapons on the territory of its new members.
Jan Kees de Jager, his Dutch counterpart, raised the stakes before what promised to be a long and stormy meeting, by resetting tough conditions for approving the bailout, including the permanent stationing of non-Greek fiscal watchdogs in Athens.
The Polish defence ministry said on Sunday that Washington and Warsaw were in negotiations about the permanent stationing of US battle tanks and other heavy weaponry in Poland and other countries in the region as part of Nato's plans to develop rapid deployment "Spearhead" forces aimed at deterring Kremlin attempts to destabilise former Soviet bloc countries now entrenched inside Nato and the EU.
And if the Iraqi threat to the Gulf States could be eliminated, US troops might be withdrawn from Saudi Arabia: it was their permanent stationing on the holy soil of Islam that turned Osama bin Laden from an anti-Soviet mujahid into an anti-American terrorist.
The C.I.A.'s plans for finding a new permanent station in New York could not be determined.
The structures will be or can be removed once the permanent station is built, Mr. Trevor said.
Unlike Antarctica, where scientists can spend a season at McMurdo Station, the North Pole has no permanent stations.
The Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, for example, the only permanent station in the Antarctic interior, has only been continuously occupied for a little more than four decades.
In the permanent station, which might begin serving passengers in 2006 and be completed by 2009, the most striking element above ground would be curving, winglike canopies.
