Sentence examples for delay in deployment from inspiring English sources
Firefighters' response to the Manchester Arena bombing last year was "brought to the point of paralysis" by communication failures that led to a two-hour delay in deployment, an independent review has found.
Typical confusion in the Austrian command structure meant he received his orders late, and Klenau's delay in deployment meant that his men approached the French III Corps at Essling in daylight and in close order; a two-gun French battery on the plain beyond the Essling, "mowed furrows" of enfilade fire in the Austrian ranks.
The idea is to solve a real problem around code testing bottlenecks that can result in delays in deployment.
Delays in deployment and lack of housing can result in prolonged staffing shortages and financial hardship for nurse graduates.
To permit analysis of data from study cohort subjects who might have experienced delays in deployment, all PreDHAs within the 90 days prior to the DTAS deployment date and available in DMSS at the time of analysis were evaluated for pertinent subject and health care provider responses.
For 32/22 nm technology nodes and below, double patterning (DP) lithography has become the most promising interim solutions due to the delay in the deployment of next generation lithography (e.g., EUV).
He added: "This follows a three year review, and we also learn today that there is to be a delay in the deployment of the new Typhoon aircraft to Lossiemouth until the summer of 2014 - it all starts to look like another Westminster 'omnishambles'".
I was also very interested in hearing how the same public reacted to the delay in the deployment of the first product: Glowing plants.
Parliament stressed that it was of utmost importance to have a clear view on the development of ERTMS in the Union as the EU has spent millions of EUR to fund this type of infrastructure without any concrete result so far in terms of operability of the system throughout Europe due to irregular deployment and delays in the deployment.
Problems with those systems have caused delays in the deployment and increased the cost of the B-1 bomber, an aircraft that Mr. Conahan noted has a more traditional design than the B-2.
