Sentence examples for regrouping area from inspiring English sources

NATO had bombed the areas around the airport in 1999 when Serbs used it as a regrouping area after raids into neighboring Kosovo.

The government was regrouping areas in Fukushima Prefecture to pave the way for the return of some evacuees based on radiation doses as of November that year.

Figure 9 shows that the observed overdispersion cannot simply be attributed to uncertainties in identifying the limits of cortical areas: regrouping cortical areas into 7 large regions having less uncertainty in their boundaries reduced but did not eliminate overdispersion (Fig. 9 D – F ).

The Syrian government has deployed troops to the south of the region, and the Islamic State is already trying to regroup in areas from which it has been expelled.

There is concern that Boko Haram's forces are regrouping in the area and will likely re-emerge — if not in Damasak, then elsewhere in the region.

Officials said the robbers splintered into smaller groups of 10 to 15 people and spread through the area, regrouping at times.

Syria's minority populations are worried that Islamic State militants are regrouping in remote areas of the country after being chased out of their strongholds by U.S.- and Syrian-backed forces.

Supporters of that approach say it remains the safer option, as intelligence agencies would be able to monitor those individuals, compared to allowing hundreds of former fighters to potentially regroup in areas where Western authorities have no or limited access.

The Air Force, which has already withdrawn more than 100 aircraft from the gulf area, is regrouping its 10 sets of air combat forces and talking to the Navy about sharing reconnaissance missions.

"In the last year of the Bush administration, the intelligence people had overwhelming evidence that Al Qaeda was regrouping in the tribal areas, and was plotting actively against this country," said the counter-terrorism official.

The president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has been under mounting pressure to move against militants from Al Qaeda and the Taliban who American officials say have been regrouping in the tribal areas since fleeing over the border from Afghanistan in 2001.