Sentence examples for stationing troops from inspiring English sources

"We now ask why the United States is stationing troops in Korea and demand their withdrawal".

In the 1880s the French began to expand northward in Vietnam, stationing troops in Hanoi and Haiphong.

Today, Syria has regained much of its hegemony in the country — this time without the cost of stationing troops — and is again at the center of regional politics.

When conservative Korean soldiers tried to restore the Taewŏn-gun, the Qing used it as a pretext for stationing troops in Korea.

He agreed, for example, to share intelligence information on Afghanistan, and he approved the idea of America's stationing troops on the soil of Central Asia's former Soviet republics.

The Americans are also considering seizing strategic points within the capital and stationing troops there to turn them into bases of operations within the city.

And yet the Bush administration is planning to station troops off the coast of Liberia.

It is a longstanding ally and lets America station troops there.

The move follows President Vladimir V. Putin's pledge this week to station troops in the province "forever".

Or rather, they did only one thing -- station troops to protect the Iraqi Oil Ministry.

The first lesson, of course, is to station troops at a museum in a war zone.