Concerns about a governor's ability to deploy National Guard troops came to a head in recent weeks as Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) took steps to activate about 1,000 troops to deploy to the Rio Grande Valley, after he said Obama had rebuffed requests for a federal deployment order.
Remote Installation Services are designed to have the ability to deploy an operating system and also to deploy applications, scripts, files, and commands.
And American power, then and now, stemmed to a large extent from its ability to deploy hard power to protect nations worried about their neighbors.
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.
An ability to deploy these theories and methods to analyze interactions between science, technology and society in particular historical and cultural contexts.
In the World Trade Organisation, where each nation has an equal vote, the developing world has worked hard to preserve the ability to deploy the mix of state and market policies that have been working for them.
The reports bolstered the view of many economists that China's gross domestic product, helped by the government's ability to deploy vast amounts of cash to support growth, could expand by about 8percentthis yearar.
Nothing, ran the refrain, could measure up to Balanchine's ability to deploy the vocabulary of ballet in ever-inventive, ever-surprising ways, or to his achievement in transforming 19th-century classicism into a new, modernist sensibility.
Mr. Sturcken said the increase in staffing showed the city's commitment to enforcement, and added that the new law simply gives the city the ability to deploy officers to reservoirs, gatehouses or other locations in the city if they are needed there.
Even worse, the agency's ability to deploy experts immediately after a disaster to obtain physical evidence and examine witnesses — crucial for carrying out its public safety mission — has been wiped out.
