Sentence examples for a larger deployment from inspiring English sources

Of course, the downside of a larger deployment is that more troops are in harm's way.

So doesn't it seem odd to hear hawks say that health reform is fiscally irresponsible, while in the next breath they cheer a larger deployment of troops in Afghanistan?

Last week, it took three days of aggressive diplomacy by a UN envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi, to persuade Sudan's government to let just a small UN team into Darfur to reconnoitre for a larger deployment.

Allied military personnel who support a larger deployment say the United States and NATO have an obligation to send foreign advisers into the field with tactical-level units to ensure that forces armed by the coalition operate at standards deserving of financial support from other countries.

KABUL, Afghanistan, Jan . 16— Attacks by militants crossing into Afghanistan from Pakistan have tripled since September along portions of the border, a senior American intelligence official said Tuesday, prompting calls for a greater effort by Pakistan to curb the influx and a larger deployment of American and other NATO soldiers here.

In a larger deployment, topology control and clustering would be required to ensure scalability.

The protesters were turned back by a large deployment of riot police officers.

Gen. Muhammad Fahim, the alliance defense minister, who has been considered a moderate, was believed to have opposed a large deployment.

That number, the official said, will soon rise to 2,000, a large deployment rarely seen on even large-sale projects like dams and bridges.

BAGHDAD — Widespread protests over miserable living conditions in southern Iraq continued Friday, but demonstrators largely avoided confronting a large deployment of police and military.

What the public is unlikely to support is a large deployment of U.S. forces like those in Iraq and Afghanistan in the past two decades.