Sentence examples for ability to deploy a from inspiring English sources

The purpose is to test the ability to deploy a headquarters rapidly in a crisis and to carry out a war game, the officials said.

A spokesman for the Central Command said the United States had made no decisions beyond testing its ability to deploy a headquarters and conducting the war game.

Military analysts have argued that without an aircraft carrier, Harrier jump jets or the ability to deploy a task force, the Falklands could be vulnerable to any move from Argentina.

In 1999, they pushed the Union to agree that by 2003, the bloc should have the ability to deploy a force of 60,000 troops within 60 days and sustain it for a year.

Was it not Mr Portillo who proposed in 1996 that European countries acting without America should be able to use NATO equipment for humanitarian and peacekeeping tasks?Besides, says Mr Hoon, Europe's aims for autonomy are modest: not much more than the ability to deploy a force of some 60,000 men by 2003.

"Since we have the ability to deploy a larger amount of capital, the fund can get more favorable terms.

Remote Installation Services are designed to have the ability to deploy an operating system and also to deploy applications, scripts, files, and commands.

You may not win with air superiority, but you will certainly lose without it; and so the ability to deploy an aircraft carrier, even if it is just to keep three or four modern aircraft overhead, is a huge advantage when everybody else in the area really can't put any aircraft overhead for any sustained period of time.

Action origami, origami designed to move, has the ability to deploy to a larger state and have motion in the deployed state.

Deployment presents substantial physical demands and the ability to deploy implies a high level of physical function [16].

Their ability to deploy in an instant can minimize injuries, for example potentially taking would-be broken bones to minor bruising, for not only the driver but for passengers too.