Sentence examples for taking a presence from inspiring English sources

As the city withered, the Turkish army was focusing its energies on securing a 60-mile safe haven between the border towns of Irfin and Jarablus – not for refugees, but to stop Kurds moving in and taking a presence along the entirety of its 500-mile border with Syria.

Eight (13.3%) participants of this group received PC training outside this study: two of them, within the hospital palliative unit, one took a presence course, and the rest received other types of training.

If there is a problem, he goes on, it is that when it comes to globalisation many business schools haven't worked out the balance between "inhaling"—sucking up case studies, faculty and students from around the world and "exhaling"—taking a physical presence overseas.

The challenge is taking a global presence and adapting it to each region.

Putting flesh on the bones of his musings, he said: "I am also very much looking at how can we get as much of our resources forward based, actually creating a deterrent but also taking a British presence.

He said he would recruit others to do the rest, saying he was taking "a leave of presence".

Ebert, 70, wrote on his Chicago Sun-Times blog that he would be taking a "leave of presence" to focus on his health and an assortment of personal work projects.

Earlier this week he announced on the blog that he would be taking "a leave of presence" and scaling back from writing.

Ebert wrote that he would be taking a "leave of presence," as he underwent radiation treatment, but it appears the cancer was too far gone already.

Ebert's final published piece came two days ago, when he announced that he would be taking "a leave of presence" and slowing his output while focusing on his health.

Two days after announcing he was taking a "leave of presence" because of a cancer recurrence, iconic film critic Roger Ebert has died at age 70, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.