Sentence examples for serving as a transit from inspiring English sources

So the trucks being loaded contain many goods that Gambia, serving as a transit point, simply brings in and then "re-exports".

But senior Israeli officials spoke openly about what they described as Sudan's destabilizing role in the region, accusing it of serving as a transit point in a weapons supply route from Iran via the Sinai Desert to Palestinian militant groups in Gaza and other places like Lebanon.

The President then provided a list: stop its support for Hamas and Hezbollah; stop meddling in Lebanon; coöperate in the investigation of the murder, in 2005, of Rafik Hariri, Lebanon's former Prime Minister; and stop serving as "a transit way for suicide bombers heading into Iraq".

It represents a major east west transportation corridor in Croatia and a significant part of the Pan-European Corridor X, serving as a transit route between the European Union states and the Balkans.

The governments' assistance ranged from passing along information about suspects, including those countries' own citizens, to serving as a transit point for flights to countries where enhanced interrogation was taking place.

Relations remain strained, even as Uzbekistan serves as a transit hub for the Afghanistan military withdrawal.

Local and Western intelligence officials say the area serves as a transit route into and out of Afghanistan.

Many worry that the withdrawal of Western troops from Afghanistan could destabilise Central Asia, including Uzbekistan, which serves as a transit point for NATO.

Local and Western intelligence officials say Jaani Khel has a significant number of Arab residents and serves as a transit route into and out Afghanistan.

Kyrgyzstan is an impoverished though strategically important former Soviet republic that is host to a Russian military base as well as an American one that serves as a transit hub for troops and supplies headed for the war in Afghanistan.

The interim government has struggled to return order to Kyrgyzstan, an impoverished Central Asian nation that hosts a United States air base that serves as a transit hub for troops and equipment for the NATO mission in Afghanistan.