Sentence examples for right to station from inspiring English sources

In 1867 the British gained the right to station a commercial agent at Bhamo in Myanmar, from which they could explore the Irrawaddy River up to the Yunnan border.

They fought for and won the right to station people overseas in London, Tel Aviv and as far off as Singapore to provide first-hand information-gathering from useful places.

Both the Soviet Union and America were denied the use of a base in Malta (only the US had ever had one), the Nato headquarters were closed down, and Britain was forced to buy the right to station forces on Maltese soil.

Russia has not confirmed the report but insists it has every right to station missiles in its western-most region.

Since then, Turkey has invoked its right to station troops there and fly its flag over the site, which was relocated some 80km (50 miles) to the north when the original area was flooded by the creation of the reservoir Lake Assad in 1974.

Under the terms of an agreed lease, the Japanese government had the right to station its troops in the area around the South Manchurian Railway, a major trade route between the two countries, in the Chinese region of Manchuria.

Beverly A. Scott, general manger of Marta, the Atlanta system, said as the sales tax revenue continued to drop, she was weighing everything from fare increases to service cuts to even selling the naming rights to stations — but she still hopes for more state support.

6) Beef up Metro's ad sales and business partnership team and sell naming or ad rights to stations, train cars, buses, and even individual bricks in the stations if possible.

It's the Soylhose — it delivers Soylent right to your station.

No one man has any more intrinsic right to official station than another".

Last year he challenged the CIA for the right to appoint station chiefs abroad, but the White House ruled against him.