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The emphasis is being put on HM Revenue & Customs to find the extra millions through the new tax inspectors it will be able to deploy with the additional £77m of funding being provided by the Treasury, announced on Monday.

But fitting the Stryker aboard C-130's is required to fulfill the Army's pledge that a Stryker Brigade Combat Team of 3,500 to 4,000 troops will be able to deploy with the armored vehicles anywhere in the world within 96 hours.

France remains committed to the agreement reached at the European Union summit in Helsinki three years ago, that by next year the EU should be able to deploy within 60 days up to 60,000 men, with air and sea cover, and keep them deployed for at least a year.

This has delayed the force's mission, because African armies are not usually able to deploy quickly with equipment and training to meet stringent United Nations standards, United Nations officials and Western diplomats said.

The soldiers were able to deploy rapidly and with minimal equipment, knowing that they would not have to wait long for the ARG's reinforcements and supplies should they be needed.

Ning's social network-building platform is getting a huge boost today, with the private beta launch of Ning Apps, a new suite of applications and features that Network Creators will be able to deploy across their networks with only a few clicks.

Some elements of the new force will be able to deploy to a flash point with 48-hours notice, Stoltenberg said, with the rest being able to move in a week, much faster than current Nato response times.

I was able to deploy to North Carolina to assist with one of our biggest animal cruelty cases which was a life changing experience all on its own.

With RightScale users are able to deploy and administer large numbers of Amazon EC2 deployments, with website management, logging and more features.

They have been able to deploy right up to the border with Pakistan, whereas the British and Canadians are more thinly spread and have surrendered the southern frontier, and much of the countryside as well, to the insurgents.America's slush fundProbably the most striking difference between the Americans and the British is in their use of money.

AJ - as he's fondly known - will not come up with an alternative economic policy on his own but he will be able to deploy his wry humour and connection with the real world to portray George Osborne as an out-of-touch rich kid.