Sentence examples for accepted deployment from inspiring English sources

The Russians also threatened to target missiles at Ukraine if the Ukrainians joined NATO and accepted deployment of American missiles.A business tycoon from Georgia, Badri Patarkatsishvili, died of a sudden heart attack in Britain.

The roughly 3,000 U.S. military personnel who accepted deployment to Liberia as part of their jobs, and whose clinic-building mission will be complete soon.

Currently women, even those with young children, have little choice but to accept deployment even if it means leaving their families for three months at a time.

In its eagerness to persuade Russia to accept deployment of a U.S. missile defense, the Clinton administration has all but ignored China, a nuclear power in its own right and an opponent of these systems.

He felt a responsibility to accept deployment to Iraq because he had made a commitment to the army.

Disincentive for appropriately trained personnel to accept deployment in rural settings 11.

The decision to accept deployment to work and maintain jobs in rural areas is facilitated by exposure to rural practice during training, an understanding of rural needs and exposure to rural role models [ 9, 10].

In Mozambique, despite a lack of basic infrastructure in rural and underserved areas (e.g. drinking water, sanitation facilities, electricity) and limited road access during the rainy season, comprehensive strategies to encourage public sector health professionals to accept deployment to rural, underserved areas are yet to be developed [ 8].

A joint statement by the council and the government said South Sudan accepted their deployment but, just after the diplomats left, government officials announced conditions.

However, the South Sudanese government only agreed to accept the deployment of the foreign troops on its territory last month.

The Islamic militias controlling the capital and a swath of southern Somalia told African, Arab and European officials that they would not accept a deployment of foreign peacekeepers in the nation.