Sentence examples for deployment and later from inspiring English sources

Litchford says he has considered starting a military husband group that would prepare husbands for what to expect during their wives deployment and later reintegration into civilian life.

Toll and others would make attempts to cover up their mistakes in this deployment and later attempts by historians would compound the issue.

The NGVR also aided the deployment of Kanga Force and later supported US forces on Manus.

As others have noted (e.g., Clark 1990: 209 212), Nietzsche's doctrine of will to power in its original deployment and most of its later development is psychological in character: the will to power is posited as the best psychological explanation for a wide variety of human behaviors.

However, the deployment was later overturned, and in January 1962 only the development funds were released.

So Mr. Bush offered Mr. Putin two choices in Crawford: We can keep the ABM treaty around for a limited period, but you have to allow us an unprecedented degree of missile testing and assured deployment later; or we can rip up ABM now, and reach a handshake agreement on how to reduce nuclear weapons and manage testing.

Bergdahl left his outpost in Afghanistan on June 30 , 2009— a month after his deployment — and was captured by the Taliban hours later.

The United States acknowledged the drone deployment here in February — initially sending a single Predator aircraft and later faster, more capable Reapers — but since then it has released virtually no information about their missions, presumably to avoid raising their public profile.

Without Everyone Engaging Everything Early for project alignment, later stages of deployment and commissioning can be subject to "value engineering".

In January 1944, the regiment was embarked for Jackson Barracks in New Orleans and later sent to Fort Eustis in Newport News, Virginia in preparation for overseas deployment to North Africa.

Daily deployment lists were modified to remove all children less than 10 years of age and later reprinted two weeks after the end of the Expanded Immunization Program.