Sentence examples for delay in deploying from inspiring English sources
There can be no more delay in deploying them and more may be needed.
In his interview, Mbithi said the delay in deploying commandos was not attributable to the fact the plane was off on what appeared to be a jaunt but on the late decision to send the elite unit.
Atkins went on to first blame the Ministry of Defence and "other partners" for the delay in deploying the vessels, which, she finally admitted, were still in port in Malta and Gibraltar.
The Council also expressed "deep concern" at delays in deploying the joint United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force.
Mr. Le Roy said there might now be further delays in deploying United Nations peacekeeping troops to Darfur, where only about 64percentt of the force is in place.
The 2008 attacks on Mumbai exposed weaknesses in the country's response to large-scale terrorism and international attacks, including huge delays in deploying central anti-terror forces.
A spokeswoman for then-Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) cited delays in deploying some new enforcement devices and higher speed limits on some streets — but did not mention maintenance concerns.
If you build a 50-foot-high wall, somebody will find a 51-foot ladder, she has often said in speeches and news conferences, while criticizing the Department of Homeland Security for persistent delays in deploying a "virtual fence" of cameras, sensors and other technology.
Doxie McCoy, a spokeswoman for Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D), said in an e-mail that fewer tickets have been issued this year for a variety of reasons, including delays in deploying some new devices, higher speed limits on some streets and more motorists obeying the law.
Ad hoc and planned in haste, Operation Bribie went badly for the Australians from the start with delays in deploying the reaction force.
Hundt's support of a series of FCC meetings to debate PCS has fueled worries that further delays in deploying the technology may dim its prospects by giving an insurmountable advantage to entrenched providers such as cellular companies.
