Sentence examples for allow deployment of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rhinelander had suggested earlier that the Russians may be willing to amend the treaty to allow deployment of a small system in Alaska.
14 Concern Over Missile Defenses European allies have expressed increasing concerns about the Clinton administration's plans to negotiate with Russia to allow deployment of a missile shield.
As a result, Mr. Rhinelander argued, the Russians may be willing to amend the ABM treaty to allow deployment of such a small system even as close to their borders as Alaska.
If elected, Vice President Al Gore has said he would seek to negotiate with Russia on amendments to the antimissile treaty to allow deployment of missile defenses, while also seeking further reductions in offensive weapons.
European allies have expressed increasing concerns about the Clinton administration's plans to negotiate with Russia to allow deployment of a missile shield, and about how much the Europeans are being consulted in the matter.
As for the campaign waged primarily by the East Hampton Baymens Association to end the ban on haul-seining and allow deployment of the big nets in certain circumstances, Mr. Colvin held out little hope that it would succeed.
By contrast, the U.S. withdrawal from the INF Treaty allows deployment of conventional mobile ground-based missiles in Guam and Japan, improving our ability to deter Chinese aggression.
This decoupling allows deployment of control plane software components (e.g., OpenFlow controller) on computer platforms that are much more powerful than traditional network equipment (e.g., switches/routers) while protecting the data and intellectual property of the vendors of such equipment.
The concept of Cross-stream Active Mooring (CSAM) features a hydro sail system that allows deployment of generator turbines, from anchoring points on shore or on shallow seafloors, across current stream to access current core flowing over deep seas or over seabed not suitable for anchoring construction.
It supported adaptation on nodes thereby allowing deployment of new strategies at run-time.
The Hourglass device is a 'one size fits all' option, allowing deployment of a single device in vessels with diameters in the range of 3 8 mm.
