Sentence examples for called the deployment of from inspiring English sources

South Africa's main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, called the deployment of troops there "highly questionable" and declared the mission "a complete disaster from the beginning".

The United States, which has launched its own military "pivot to Asia" partly in response to China's rising military might, called the deployment of the rig "provocative".

This has attracted criticism from police, who have in the past called the deployment of corporate spies "completely uncontrolled and unrestrained".

The project said the incursions of both different forces were clear violations of the country's comprehensive peace agreement and it called the deployment of heavy weaponry by the north a "major escalation".

Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah has called the deployment of his fighters to Syria a "new phase" for the movement, and it marks the first time the group has sent significant numbers of men outside Lebanon's borders.

On Monday afternoon, a Downing Street spokeswoman, under repeated questioning from lobby reporters, called the deployment of British peacekeeping troops on the ground "unlikely" but did not rule out the possibility that the rebel government-in-waiting, the National Transitional Council (NTC), might request "extra support" for stabilising the country.

Republican Congressmen Mike Rogers and Mike Turner, the leaders of the House Armed Services Committee, wrote a letter to then-Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Secretary of State John Kerry in January calling the deployment of nuclear weapons to Crimea a "dangerous escalation in Russia's recent aggression" and a "new military threat to US allies and deployed forces in Europe".

Mr. Fayyad said, "The Palestinian Authority must make its presence felt so that people feel secure," and called the deployment part of a "security plan to restore law and order to all the Palestinian territories".

On February 5th, the Supreme Court gave the government 10 days to respond to a petition from two lawyers calling the deployment a "mockery" of the constitution.

Others cheered for Washington, calling the deployment a powerful symbol of its commitment to deterring the North.

The agreement called for the deployment of about 1,700 Russian troops for a minimum of 49 years.