Sentence examples for Past deployments from inspiring English sources
Neither multiple past deployments nor posttraumatic stress disorder was significantly associated with SPB.
Bowing to pressure from Jenny Jones, a Green member of the authority and the party's London mayoral candidate, the commissioner has set up an inquiry into past deployments to establish how many times undercover police officers have been prosecuted under their fake identities.
But when I conduct my retention interviews, my men tell me they are getting out because after two or three past deployments, they just can't do another one.
Border Patrol Acting Chief Carla Provost responded to the union's claims by acknowledging that the National Guard's role has changed compared with past deployments.
Terence Shigg, president of the local chapter of the Border Patrol union, said that past deployments of the National Guard to augment agents' resources along the border with Mexico was helpful.
Most of the officers wore a combat patch representing a past deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan.
The figure is within the range of at least one past deployment.
We apply this typology to the case of low-emission development strategies and four exemplary low-carbon technologies, namely small and micro hydro power, wind turbines, electric cars, and solar cells, in order to analyze capability requirements, innovation patterns, and the effect of past deployment policies on industry localization.
Our work is complementary in that it helps DevOps engineers browse over and analyze results of past deployment executions and communicate and exchange ideas to better understand tradeoffs in the space of deployment solutions.
Additionally, Cohort members were identified with past deployment experience to Southwest Asia, Bosnia, or Kosovo during the period of January 1 , 1998 to September 1, 2000.
The finding that those having past deployment experience to Southwest Asia, Kosovo, or Bosnia had slightly more favorable mental or physical health status may simply be due to a selection process where more healthy individuals are deployed.
