Sentence examples for stationing forces from inspiring English sources
Second, avoid stationing forces where they can become targets of opportunity and resentment.
The leaders issued a statement asserting that America had, in effect, declared war against God by stationing forces on the holy soil of Saudi Arabia, besieging and bombing Iraq, and supporting Israeli oppression of the Palestinians.
Given Russia's predilection for snap exercises, some are talking of stationing forces permanently in eastern and central Europe, or at least pre-positioning equipment as they did in Norway during the cold war.The turmoil in Ukraine is also rekindling debate in neutral Sweden and Finland over joining NATO; that could create a more seamless defence for the whole Baltic region.
Japan, Germany and South Korea pay much of the cost of keeping U.S. troops in their countries, so stationing forces in Japan costs only about 10% more than keeping them in rural Texas, said Schake, a research fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution.
By 8am, they had closed its main gate and stationed forces outside.
The Russian military, working with the governments and the small military forces of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, two separatist regions in Georgia, has stationed forces in two large swaths of territory that were under Georgian control before the war.
Nato's combat troops are due to leave the country by the end of 2014, but the US plans to station forces after that as part of a bilateral security agreement.
The poll was delayed after a woman died at a polling station, forcing it to close.
Frode Andresen missed three targets at the first shooting station, forcing him to ski three penalty loops.
That weakness led to the upheaval in its late-night programming last winter, when affiliated stations forced NBC to cancel Jay Leno's 10 p.m. show.
The vote tally was delayed because a reduced number of voting stations forced many polls to stay open until almost dawn today to accommodate floods of irate voters.
