Sentence examples for delaying the deployment from inspiring English sources

As chief minister at the time, and ever since, he was accused by a host of actors of turning a blind eye to the violence, delaying the deployment of police to protect victims and failing to investigate who was responsible for the deaths.

The left side of the figure represents the regular, more conservative, replacement strategy, whereas the right hand shows the impact of delaying the deployment of LTE until 2013.

Since the LTE layer is deployed very close to the release of a more efficient equipment version, a variation of this investigation looks at the impact of delaying the deployment of LTE until 2013 in order to exploit more efficient equipment (Figure 7, right).

If they succeed, the ill-fated investment will give their companies, shareholders, and customers an economic interest in delaying the deployment of economically competitive solar power.

After years of trying to swing a big stick to get our attention--cutting off natural gas supplies to Ukraine and Europe, sending arms to Iran and Venezuela, and sending tanks into Georgia--Russia is trying a bit of carrot--opening its territory for the US to resupply its troops in Afghanistan and delaying the deployment of missiles in Kaliningrad.

From the open-ended questions, nurses commonly noted that they were often not promptly notified about patients with infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS thereby delaying the deployment of barrier nursing techniques.

By contrast, news reports in Seoul on Thursday said South Korea would delay the deployment of some 3,600 troops to Iraq.

United Nations officials have said that the Sudanese government was simply looking for ways to block or delay the deployment of an expanded peacekeeping force.

Currently we build each commission from the ground up, which delays the deployment of investigators and potentially undermines the quality of the results.

Mr. Koizumi twice delayed the deployment of troops -- after the attack against the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad and after the recent killing of Italian troops in southeastern Iraq.

The move reflects a hope in the Kremlin that the Obama administration may delay the deployment of missile defences in Poland and the Czech Republic.