Sentence examples for russian facilities from inspiring English sources

Satellite pictures reported by IHS Janes Intelligence Review on Tuesday show the construction of two new Russian facilities north of Latakia.

Last month, during a NATO-Russia summit meeting in Lisbon, the delegations discussed President Obama's invitation for Russia to take some role in the future missile shield, perhaps through linkage between Russian facilities and the European shield.

On Friday, the Kremlin responded to the moves, including the expulsion of 35 suspected intelligence operatives and the closing of two Russian facilities in the US, with a shrug.

Initially at least, the new Russian facilities will be at a competitive disadvantage to the other Baltic ports, where dockworkers are more experienced and have a better service track record than in St . Petersburg where many shippers say corruption abounds.

In 2013 Human Rights Watch warned that migrant workers involved in the construction of Russian facilities for the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2014 are often subject to sub-standard working conditions, non-payment of salaries and are left unprotected and vulnerable.

His announcement that the United States would expel thirty-five Russian diplomats, shutter two Russian facilities in the United States, bolster corporate security, and take other unspecified actions was greeted by prominent Republicans with what would be considered faint praise in any other context but sounds like an ode in this time of extreme antagonism between the political parties.

"The Russian facility will down-blend the fissile material to low enriched uranium that cannot be used to make a bomb," it added.

He said past history suggests "it will get out" as there had been more than a thousand cases of people being infected in labs with the highest standards and the 1977 outbreak of flu may have been connected to a Russian facility.

I did not raise the possibility of using the embassy or any other Russian facility for any purpose other than this one possible conversation in the transition period.

Unless you're a multi-millionaire who can afford to pay for private sector space tourism (a venture which is itself still very much in a beta phase), the only way to get to space is through a Russian facility in Kazakhstan.

The secret tunnel operation, which officials indicated was run jointly by the F.B.I. and the National Security Agency, was part of a broad United States effort to eavesdrop on and track Soviet -- later Russian -- facilities and personnel operating in the United States.