Sentence examples for supply corridor from inspiring English sources

In the past two months, UNITA has reopened its supply corridor from Congo to Mr Savimbi's headquarters in Angola's central highlands.

Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the chief of the army and by all accounts the most powerful man in Pakistan, retaliated by shutting (for now and not for the first time) the NATO supply corridor through his country.

But at Borzoy, a mountain village that sits astride a potential rebel supply corridor to Georgia, half of the division's troops are young conscripts with no previous experience in Chechnya.

Roads into Aleppo, Syria's biggest city before the war, had already been virtually impassible since early July when troops loyal to the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, moved within firing range of the last supply corridor.

A former Syrian ally, it declared its allegiance with the rebels; many Syrian opposition groups are based in Turkey, and its Syrian border has become the main distribution point for weapons and assistance to the rebels, who have opened an off-again-on-again supply corridor from the border to Aleppo.

Working with Mr. Putin's successor, Dmitri A. Medvedev, Mr. Obama signed the New Start treaty slashing nuclear arsenals, established a critical supply corridor for troops in Afghanistan, helped Russia finally join the World Trade Organization and agreed on sanctions on Iran.

Turkish riot police have used tear gas and water cannons to disperse Kurds incensed that Turkey isn't doing more and that authorities are stopping supplies and reinforcements from getting into Kobani, which has been cut off by the militants from most supply corridors in Syria.

Lack of clarity on import/export procedures from Sudan to South Sudan is a documented source of concern during the SSHiNE program period that forced some humanitarian organizations to use alternative supply corridors.

Since that type of converted industrial space is clustered mainly around the Broadway corridor, supply is limited, he added, and demand is robust.

Much of the American aid to Laos is devoted to public health services and to clearing unexploded ordnance left over from the bombing campaign the United States conducted in an effort to prevent North Vietnam from using Laos as a supply and troop corridor during the Vietnam War.

Seizing Kobani would be a major achievement for Islamic State, opening another supply and smuggling corridor to the Turkish border from the group's de facto capital, Raqqah, 75 miles to the southeast.