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Britain's Royal Navy sent a warship to Santander on the north coast of Spain to pick up troops returning from Afghanistan along with a handful of civilians, and planned to deploy two more vessels in the English Channel.
BLS Commissioner Katharine Abraham responded that the agency had been testing the new measure in an experimental mode, and planned to deploy it in 1998.
Local courts have rebuffed efforts to forbid protests entirely, so the police are bracing for an onslaught and planning to deploy 600 officers from all parts of Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
The company is using Plivo's SDK to integrate its FreeSwitch-based calling solution with WebRTC and plans to deploy the new SDK with 100percentt WebRTC usage for all employees soon.
Meanwhile, Cruise has mapped around five square miles of New York so far and plans to deploy its first self-driving test cars in that part of the city early next year.
We followed these efforts closely with a mail and telephone contact protocol in which we sent letters to participants about when and where we planned to deploy our MRVs in their neighborhoods.
LSPs for the London and Southern cluster planned to deploy sequential releases of Cerner's Millennium software for acute Trusts and CSE International's RiO software for mental health and community services, while the NME area planned sequential releases of iSOFT Lorenzo software (see Figure 1).
Ninety-four of the machines were deployed to 37 airports in 2004, and the government had planned to deploy 113 more.
General Idris, 55, a stocky figure with a neatly trimmed mustache who was wearing a dark suit and tie, said he planned to deploy outside the academy when the fight begins, to make one last-ditch attempt to convince his old colleagues to defect.
As a result, the department's Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has begun to train a corps of so-called chemical detector dogs and is planning to deploy them at airports, seaports, government buildings and other potential terrorist targets, where they will work alongside the police dogs that have long been used to sniff out narcotics, explosives and human remains.
