Sentence examples for calling for the deployment of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Karzai edged closer today to calling for the deployment of peacekeeping troops throughout his country.
The rest talk of doing more much more in the case of Senator Lindsey Graham, who is calling for the deployment of 10,000 troops in Iraq (see page 38).
Mr. Brown, who took office in June, asked member nations to support the resolution, calling for the deployment of the peacekeeping force as part of efforts to achieve a cease-fire.
Mr. Kerik submitted a plan calling for the deployment of up to 1,500 international law enforcement advisers and exerts, the number that Bush administration officials had decided months before might be needed but which had not yet been sent.
C'mon then, you had to at least have gotten a chuckle out of China's U.N. ambassador, Wang Guangya, trying to block a U.N. resolution calling for the deployment of peacekeeping troops to Sudan to halt the genocide in Darfur.
As for desk-bound defense hawks such as GOP presidential candidate Sen. Lindsey O. Graham, who is calling for the deployment of 20,000 U.S. ground troops, the response is quite simple: Get Republicans who control Capitol Hill to pass a joint resolution of Congress demanding that the president place tens of thousands of Americans on foot in Syria and Iraq.
As governor, she was among the first to call for the deployment of the National Guard to help stop smuggling.
The agreement called for the deployment of about 1,700 Russian troops for a minimum of 49 years.
This means cancellation of Phase 4 of the plan, which called for the deployment of upgraded interceptors in Eastern Europe.
Further proposed measures called for the deployment of 300 troops and more leeway in conducting house raids.
