Sentence examples for avoid the deployment from inspiring English sources

That strategy has helped to avoid the deployment of large numbers of U.S. forces, but it has also met with repeated challenges.

The battalion's commanding officer, Lieutenant-Colonel E.H. Trotter, killed by a shell on 8 July, intentionally underestimated the battalion's casualties of about 500 to avoid the deployment of brigade reserves.

The theory was that avoiding the deployment of large numbers of American ground troops would avoid a backlash by Afghans who have long resented foreign invaders.

Avoiding the deployment of a large number of ground troops is a lesson the Bush administration says it has drawn from the ill-fated Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.

The proposed algorithm has been designed to intelligently learn building thermal properties using coarse-grained indoor temperature data from thermostats, thus avoiding the deployment of sophisticated sensors network.

Recently, Proxy Mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) [4], a network-based mobility protocol, is proposed to provide the mobility support for the MNs without the involvement of MN and then avoids the deployment issue in MIPv6.

In 2005, the so-called Gang of 14 negotiated a handshake deal to avoid the Republicans' deployment of the "nuclear option," which would have changed the Senate rules mid-session.

The officials said many fighters had crossed into Pakistan through frozen mountain passes and trails south of the Tora Bora region, avoiding the heaviest deployments of Pakistani troops.

For example, to avoid the interference generated by massive deployment of small cells or to enable the allocation and orchestration of radio resources, an increasing number of signaling messages must be exchanged through the control plane [10].

Mr. Browne, who said he had had a short conversation with Sergeant Bales because he was worried that their phone call was being monitored, added that the sergeant had thought he could avoid this deployment and was upset when he could not.

We also consider the limitation of build-level dependencies, to avoid the entire re-compilation and re-deployment of a software when modifying it or integrating new functionalities.