Sentence examples for Deployment of assets from inspiring English sources

They fought over deployment of assets and dwindling resources, pointing fingers over the failure to field organizations in many states.

One or more refer to North Korea, the aide said, including "some deployment of assets," an apparent reference to intelligence collection capabilities.

Valentin also said, "The management team, as pioneers in aircraft lease financing, will use its long standing relationships with manufacturers, airlines and finance providers to facilitate the rapid procurement and deployment of assets".

In addition, Hussein said Malaysia was creating three ministerial-level committees: a next-of-kin committee to provide families with information and support; a technical committee overseeing the investigatory team; and a committee tasked with supervising deployment of assets in the search.

Estimates for the incremental value of liquid assets required extend to the trillions of dollars, and the efficient sourcing and deployment of these assets therefore becomes critical if anything like current levels of activity and returns are to be sustained.

North Korea regularly cites the powerful US nuclear arsenal and Washington's deployment of those assets in the region as justification for its own pursuit of nuclear weapons.

"Decisions regarding deployment of these assets were based solely on the progress in developing missile defense technologies as well as on the threats we face," Mr. McCormack said.

In today's messy and rapidly changing business environment, even the shrewdest deployment of existing assets by today's rules cannot sustain an advantage for long.

Its goal is to provide practitioners with rich contextual information on both the technical and social issues involved in the development and deployment of software assets.

The Met said 600 officers from eight forces have searched nine sq miles of open land and 3.4 miles of canals and rivers in the largest deployment of search assets for an ongoing investigation since the terrorist attacks of 2005.

The UN fund, if appropriately supported by other donors, could be used to supplement these efforts, which in Britain's case involve £125m in bilateral assistance as well as the deployment of military assets and NHS volunteers.