Sentence examples for before their deployment from inspiring English sources

Scores of soldiers, perhaps hundreds, were married in the days before their deployment, Colonel Larsen said.

When we think of animals as "naked" or "innocent", these are only attributes that make sense in human language, they do not exist in the animal kingdom before their deployment as human concepts.

He has become such an authority on outdoor survival, particularly desert survival, that he has taught it to Hopi and Navajo students, as well as to the Army's Special Forces before their deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan.

Before their deployment to Iraq, he had told them, "Men, when you walk out that gate, fly out that gate, drive out that gate, I expect you to look like a killer," and "Send a message: I am the dominant predator on this street, and if you mess with me I will eat you".

An Army spokesman said Friday that the lighter-weight equipment would be provided next month to about 480 soldiers assigned to two battalions of the Fourth Infantry Division, now training at Fort Carson, Colo., before their deployment in coming weeks to Afghanistan.

To ensure the conformance of this design to its specification, the derived behaviors should be validated and verified before their deployment.

He said it was important to assess the success of Tasers in England and Wales, where they have been highly controversial, before increasing their deployment in Scotland.

The trouble with plundering the National Geographic channel, coffee-table books and chocolate-box tops, Jack Vettriano and Classic FM is that these things have been called on for similar purposes so often before that their deployment in such a demanding cause can only seem crass.

In November, 2009, I was invited to Fort Bragg, in North Carolina, to participate in a daylong training for the leaders of the 82nd Airborne Division before their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.

One of those units is the Fourth Stryker Brigade, based at Fort Lewis, in Washington State, which established an intensive 10-month Arabic course for 125 of its soldiers to attend before their next deployment, said Gail H. McGinn, senior language authority at the Department of Defense.

With only nine days left before their final deployment, every hour became valuable and each fresh assembly of troops took time to mobilise.