Sentence examples for stationing of troops from inspiring English sources

Burns rejected claims that the permanent stationing of troops could be seen as an aggressive step, or substantial combat forces.

The United States is the one player that, through diplomacy, economic muscle, and even the stationing of troops, if need be, can provide any hope of security and negotiation.

That required the stationing of troops on his border and the passing of a further UN resolution in November stating what he had to do to comply.None of that has been called into doubt by the lack of discoveries since the war.

The North Koreans have hardly forgotten the war or China's massive aid and stationing of troops until 1958, but the recent warming between Seoul and Beijing is clearly troubling; Kim Jong-un's level of trust in Chinese comrades is as limited as his contact with them.

"One hundred and fifty soldiers is not a lot, so we do think that further stationing of troops at a higher number is only reasonable," he said.

Next, the Soviets invaded eastern Poland, and later Moscow requested that the Baltic states allow the establishment of Soviet military bases and the stationing of troops on their soil.

Stationing lots of troops in Ukraine indefinitely would have ramifications elsewhere, stretching forces in volatile regions such as the north Caucasus and Central Asia.

"It is possible that the stationing of American troops in Central Asia will be prolonged.

Mr. bin Laden was infuriated by the stationing of American troops in Saudi Arabia.

Parliament failed -- by three votes -- to authorize the stationing of American troops in Turkey.

No one seems to be disputing that McCain has called for a hundred-year stationing of American troops in Iraq.