The aim of this paper is to review the available works in this field and propose an approach for supporting policymakers in the taking decision process of deploying sustainable bioenergy systems.
It was the U.S. decision to deploy hundreds of thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia in 1990 that fueled the wrath and ranks of al Qaeda.
Further work is recommended to address this issue, so that forest managers can make informed decisions around the growth implications of deploying planting stock with a higher wood density rating.
The emails also reveal that in anticipation of a grand jury decision, the deputy assistant director of the FBI's Security Division made a decision to deploy dozens of "FBI police officers" to St . Louisto "enhance the protection of the FBI St . Louis FieldOffice".
Dr. Wiesner was the author of, Where Science and Politics Meet (New York, McGraw Hill, 1961) and was co-author with Harvard Professor Abram Chayes of ABM: An Evaluation of the Decision to Deploy an Antiballistic Missile System (New York, Harper and Row, 1969).
The delay in the president's decision reflects the complex practical problems of deploying troops as well as divisions between the State Department and the Pentagon.
He wrote numerous articles in professional journals and was the author of a book, "Where Science and Politics Meet," published in 1961, and the co-author, with Abram Chayes, of another, "A.B.M.: An Evaluation of the Decision to Deploy an Anti-Ballistic Missile System," published in 1969.
Privately, however, diplomats are worried about Madrid's decision to deploy thousands of police and arrest leading members of the pro-independence Catalan regional government, believing this crackdown will only play into the hands of the independence movement.
Finally, we must consider the impact of a decision to deploy on security in Asia.
The decision to deploy one of its mightiest assets at Hong Kong Disneyland reflects the delicate balancing act that Disney faces as it prepares to open the Shanghai resort in 2015.
