Sentence examples for deployed abroad from inspiring English sources

Draftees cannot be deployed abroad.

The Old Guard has not been deployed abroad since Vietnam.

Before 1992, German soldiers were deployed abroad on strictly humanitarian missions.

Its 700,000-men armed forces are considered some of the world's tougher, and are often deployed abroad.

It has just a few thousand troops deployed abroad, mostly in peacekeeping missions in Congo and Sudan.

With just 6,700 of its 250,000 troops deployed abroad it is "at the limit" of its capacity, says Mr zu Guttenberg.

Ms Blears said the need for MI6 officers to be able to deploy abroad – sometimes at very short notice – could also be a problem for women with children.

After a grueling price war that lasted years and seriously wounded Blockbuster, Netflix emerged stronger and bigger with a streaming option that was less expensive and easier to deploy abroad.

Yet the 1992 law authorising the SDF to deploy abroad laid down tight restrictions on which sorts of missions it could join, to avoid violating the pacifist restraints in Japan's constitution.

There will be setbacks, such as Unocal and Rio Tinto, but Beijing's push to deploy abroad the wealth of the Chinese nation is beginning once again.

The EU deployed policemen abroad for the first time in January 2003 (in Bosnia).