Sentence examples for deployed operations from inspiring English sources
Parliament should legislate fully to exempt the MoD from the Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act. the UK should derogate from the European Convention on Human Rights during deployed operations.
Mattis responded to Trump's directive a few days later with a statement announcing his plan to build a panel of experts who "will bring mature experience, most notably in combat and deployed operations, and seasoned judgment" to study trans military service.
The UK JTTR is a prospectively collected trauma database of every UK military casualty admitted to a medical facility or killed on deployed operations, and includes details of any surgery prior to death.
For example, after providing Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance [ISR] for hours above the battlefield, UAVs would be positioned to provide an immediate precision strike in support of ground forces on a deployed operation," the briefing explains.
The home secretary, Theresa May, was among justice and home affairs ministers who agreed earlier this month to the ending of the Italian search and rescue operation and to deploying Operation Triton without delay in order to "reinforce border surveillance in the waters close to the Italian shores".
The SBS went on to serve in the Korean War deployed on operations along the North Korean coast as well as operating behind enemy lines destroying lines of communication, installations and gathering intelligence.
"Defence will continue to be able to support current and contingent operations during the Games and my priority will remain the troops we have deployed on operations, including in Afghanistan, before, during and after the Olympics".
"My priority will remain the troops we have deployed on operations, including in Afghanistan, before, during and after the Olympics".
We are already working to provide missile defense for the protection of our troops deployed on operations.
About a fifth of its men are deployed on operations, including 5,600 in Afghanistan, 7,200 in Iraq and 8,500 in Northern Ireland.
