Sentence examples for deployable within from inspiring English sources

It is not clear what is meant by "weapons are deployable within 45 minutes".

He has assembled chemical and biological weapons "deployable within 45 minutes of an order to use them" against Shiite or other minority populations in Iraq or against neighbors.

A new high-readiness brigade will be formed, deployable within hours; heavy weapons will be pre-positioned in Poland which could be used later by "follow-on" forces; and a new command-centre will be established.

On May 29, the defense correspondent of its morning radio news show, Andrew Gilligan, said that the government had inserted into its dossier of intelligence on Iraqi arms the claim that Saddam Hussein had biological and chemical weapons that were deployable within 45 minutes.

A8 BBC Reputation on the Line The BBC's reputation for accuracy, fairness and objectivity is being challenged over a commentator's statement that the British government had knowingly inserted into its dossier of intelligence on Iraqi arms a false claim that Saddam Hussein had biological and chemical weapons that were deployable within 45 minutes.

Today, Mr. Blair told a noisy session of Parliament there was not a single instance in which his government made any claims that were wrong -- including the one in a September "White Paper" that charged that Mr. Hussein's chemical and biological weapons "are deployable within 45 minutes of an order to use them".

The new armor also adds 5,000 pounds to the vehicle, making it too heavy to be flown on an Air Force C-130 transport and calling into question whether the brigade can live up to its billing of being deployable anywhere in the world within four days.

Foreign Secretary William Hague held talks with Ms Clinton, the US Secretary of State, during a Nato summit in Brussels to stress that Britain would continue to provide a "flexible, highly deployable force" that "will remain, within the context of Nato, a military power of the first rank".

Of note, similar to deployable medical teams, rapid military deployments out of area require deployable logistic support units within combat formations, assured access to strategic lift and deployable logistic assets (77).

The problem is considered in terms of the large displacement range within which a truss is allowed to be foldable and deployable, in the context of elastic stability and allows for dynamic control.

The optical head is deployable by the ROV robotic arm for sample analysis; the remaining components are fixed within the vehicle tool-sled.