Sentence examples for by deployment from inspiring English sources
"Stabilization of emissions can be achieved by deployment of a portfolio of technologies that exist or are already under development," said Achim Steiner, head of the United Nations Environment Program.
Pakistani historians say his six years in power were marked by rampant disregard for the constitution he drew up in 1973, by widespread arrests of political opponents, and by deployment of the army to quell restiveness in the provinces.
Natalie Wood's final film, Brainstorm, was completed using rewrites, reshoots and body doubles for Wood, while in cheapo-maestro Ed Wood's Plan Nine From Outer Space, the absence of the late Bela Lugosi was compensated for in characteristic Wood lo-fi style by deployment of a completely different actor hiding his face with a vampire cape.
Vance's view is that Trump's campaign has matched the specific alienation of the poor, white places in which he grew up: the military culture has been abused by deployment in bad wars; the local economies have suffered as jobs have moved overseas.
The algorithm considers backbone limitations introduced by deployment of the FAPs in networks.
These cytoskeletal-dependent membrane events may be assumed to be brought about by deployment of proteins.
In this article, we introduce both a supply chain risk management approach and the reactive-by-deployment mode, as illustrated by successful global company examples.
This means that of the people impacted by deployments for warrants, at least 54% were minorities.
"The Army's effort to ease the burden of these deployments is encouraging," she said, "yet fails to address the underlying problems caused by deployments that are not in our national interest and appear to have no end".
General Casey, who was General Petraeus's predecessor in Iraq, said the ground force was "being so consumed" by deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan that the Army was having "difficulty sustaining the all-volunteer force".
It also raised questions about strains on the armed forces, already stretched by deployments in the Balkans and poised for possible action in the campaign against President Saddam Hussein of Iraq.
