Sentence examples for stationing of the from inspiring English sources

Stephen Smith, the Australian defense minister, certainly seemed to put the stationing of the marines in his country in a broader and more Sinocentric context than the American ambassador.

All the first movement's problems of imprudence and noisiness came back in the finale, though the stationing of the offstage brass around the hall could have been dramatic in a performance that was going somewhere.

The Army The Iraq war was unpopular in Scotland Britain's involvement in the Iraq war and the stationing of the Trident Nuclear fleet north of the border are unpopular in Scotland.

The stationing of the security guards -- at one point yesterday, four officers were visible on the balconies, which line each of the floors overlooking the marble lobby -- was one step, even if temporary.

But when Mr. Obama took office in January and soon afterward called for a review of the missile system, the Polish government moved quickly to speed up talks over stationing the Patriot missiles on its territory — concerned about backtracking or attempts to link the future of missile defense to the stationing of the Patriot missiles.

The 1997 agreement on the stationing of the Black Sea fleet in Crimean ports.

Remember that particular station of the cross?

station of the Third Ave.

Stations of the Cross, with music.

"She is a station of the cross".

Now it's the Grand Central Station of the home theater.