Sentence examples for a permanent deployment from inspiring English sources

A French military spokesman, Col. Thierry Burkhard, said Saturday that France maintained a permanent deployment of 250 troops at the Bangui airport, which the French said was secure.

Those troops, who arrived to reinforce a permanent deployment of 250 French soldiers in Bangui, have been ordered to protect French citizens and the French Embassy, Colonel Burkhard said, and have been stationed at strategic points in the city.

Britain, which currently has 8,100 troops in Afghanistan, is still considering whether to send a larger, permanent deployment later this year and Brown said he would "continue to look at what is necessary both for the short term, the medium term and the longer term".

At the August meetings, which included officials from the National Security Council, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the State and Treasury Departments, the Saudis agreed to allow the permanent deployment of more than a dozen F.B.I. and Internal Revenue Service agents in the kingdom as part of a joint terrorism task force with Saudi law enforcement officials.

Despite Moscow's statements that troops had been withdrawn to their home bases, only a few units have returned to their place of permanent deployment, the analysts said.

In one unexpected twist, Democrats on Friday helped pass a conservative Republican's amendment that would end the permanent deployment of combat brigades in Europe.

Mrs. Chacón also said she would request 220 more troops for Spain's Afghanistan contingent, bringing the permanent deployment there to about 1,000.

On 28 April Russia's defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, told his US counterpart, Chuck Hagel, that Russian forces had returned to their places of permanent deployment, and on 7 May Putin said Russia had pulled back from the border.

Although an increase is expected in American combat power in the Pacific region – both on permanent deployment and rotating through bases with the permission of allies and partners – General Welsh knocked down a popular narrative that the Pentagon was defining China as a new adversary to justify its budget as it end wars that followed the Sept. 11 attacks.

In Europe, where NATO's easternmost members, particularly Poland and the Baltic States, have clamored for permanent deployment of Allied troops to deter Russian meddling, Germany looks set to take command of a brigade in Lithuania, joining Britain and the United States in leading the effort to marshal a robust presence on Russia's borders.

These have not yet seen permanent deployment and are not indicated here.