Sentence examples for current deployments from inspiring English sources

Even the limited current deployments of missile-defense elements are worrying for Russia.

Commanders in Afghanistan would like even more troops, but that is unlikely because the American military is so strained by current deployments there and in Iraq, officials said.

There appear to be versions of the game in several languages — including Arabic, Persian and Urdu — that might come in handy for American soldiers on current deployments.

This would mean that the Army, too small to sustain current deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, must continue its expensive growth by adding thousands of troops, and must replace vehicles ground down by desert sands.

On Tuesday, at the start of a preliminary two-day hearing about how much of the inquiry will be held in public, barristers for the police argued that "much of past and current deployments" should be scrutinised in private by the inquiry.

But in a detailed legal submission last week, the Met said it wanted to be clear "at the outset" that it would be "applying for much of the detail of past or current deployments" to be considered in the absence of the general public and those who were spied upon.

The report does highlight one potentially problematic data retention issue for the current deployment of Streams, saying there is "currently no retention period for patient information on Streams" — meaning there is no process for deleting a patient's medical history once it reaches a certain age.

Dujarric said the 11 accused peacekeepers included four from the mission's current deployment and seven from a previous contingent.

"With so many different criminal, and other, threats to the city it protects, the current deployment of officers is no longer believed proportionate".

Under the new plan, the current deployment of about 2,700 troops will be cut by about two-thirds by the end of next year.

"When we were briefed it was almost like a peacekeeping mission," said Sgt. Mark L. Norfleet, 30, from Uniontown, Ala., referring to the briefing before his current deployment.