Sentence examples for a rush to deploy from inspiring English sources

But experts say design flaws crept into the program during the George W. Bush administration and the problems were compounded by a rush to deploy the system before tests were run.

They cite the conflict in Georgia as justification for their rush to deploy a technology that does not work against a threat that does not exist.

Long before his hyper-spending on defense drove the Soviets toward Perestroika and Glasnost, there was his union-busting firing of the air traffic controllers, his rush to deploy an unreliable nuclear weapons system in Germany and his staggeringly misguided EPA appointments.

Posturing and electioneering were evident in the call for a parade in Washington, since canceled, and the rush to deploy active-duty forces to the border to stem "an invasion" from the south.

What there's no merit to is the rush to deploy.

The rush to deploy Star Wars defenses never did make much strategic sense.

One aspect that wasn't mentioned is budget politics, which has slowed the rush to deploy national missile defenses.

"In the mad rush to deploy, I suspect that any bad news is not what they want Congress to be debating or the public to be aware of," said Representative John F. Tierney, Democrat of Massachusetts, who has been a critic of missile defense.

In a letter to the Times on Thursday, Mikhail Gorbachev - who together with Ronald Reagan was responsible for massive levels of nuclear disarmament in the 1980s - stated: "The UK government's rush to deploy nuclear missiles whose service life would extend until 2050 is, to say the least, astonishing".

The warning was ignored in the rush to deploy BioWatch.

The GAO report faulted the Missile Defense Agency, an arm of the Pentagon, for "omitting steps in the design process" of the alternate thruster in the rush to deploy more interceptors.