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He said that female troops already deploy effectively in combat zones as members of Special Operations cultural support teams carrying out counterinsurgency missions at the village level.

The official said Africa lacked the basic medical and physical infrastructure that would make it possible to deploy effectively the complex cocktail of drugs to fight AIDS.

The Metropolitan police waited until the third day of rioting in London last summer before activating the national alarm system to call for outside help, then failed to deploy effectively some of the specialist officers who arrived in the capital.

Without clear standards of justification, Western approval for Kosovo's statehood could make it even harder to persuade the recalcitrant Sudanese government to allow joint U.N.-African U.N.-African Union to depeacekeepersvely in Darfur, lestoa protectedeployur oneffectivelyinDarfurence, too.

Yes, the scientific advisers deploy effectively as the mouthpiece for DSTL - the science part of the MOD.

Many in the department believe that attrition and expected budget deficits have made it more important that officers be deployed effectively.

At most, surplus nations like China and Russia said that they would prefer to deal with an enlarged International Monetary Fund, where at least the rules are clear and there are firmer guarantees that money would be deployed effectively.

This calls for the creation of a "global health emergency workforce composed of comprehensive emergency medical response teams that can be deployed effectively and quickly with adequate resources, including a global 'on-call' rapid response team".

Dementia 2012, the report from the Alzheimer's Society, says the "significant spend" by the NHS "is often not being deployed effectively and is not delivering good outcomes for people with dementia and carers".

Simon Danczuk, MP for Rochdale, said he did not believe the public accepted simple sloganeering any more and would not fall for the "iron message discipline" deployed effectively by New Labour spin doctors such as Lord Mandelson, Alastair Campbell and Philip Gould.

Its get-out-the vote efforts are considered among the best in the city and were deployed effectively in support of Mr. Ferrer in the runoff on Oct. 11.