Sentence examples for deployment and to from inspiring English sources

To mark my visit he signed into law a commitment to send additional troops to Minkébé, triple the length of their deployment, and to further strengthen Gabon's wildlife commitments.

Unmiss, which currently comprises 11,350 troops and almost a thousand police officers from dozens of countries, is mandated "to protect civilians under threat of physical violence, irrespective of the source of such violence, within its capacity and areas of deployment" and to deter violence against civilians "through proactive deployment [and ] active patrolling".

The president's stealthy, startling trip to Iraq on a blacked-out Air Force One accompanied only by a handful of aides and a tiny press pool was intended, White House officials said, to boost the morale of troops, many of whom are disgruntled over their extended and increasingly dangerous deployment and to emphasize his determination to, as he puts it, "stay the course".

This spring, forty-nine retired generals and admirals called upon the President to put off the deployment and to transfer the funds to the securing of nuclear facilities and the protection of American ports and borders against the far more immediate danger of Al Qaeda, rather than pursue a system that may never work against a threat that doesn't now exist.

The femtocell access method is closely related to the environment of deployment and to the business model.

"He will need to rest up, to update his knowledge of the latest military formations and patterns of deployment, and to assess the new thinking among the relevant players, including Taliban leadership," he said.

PM2.5 pump flow rates were calibrated to 4.0 liters per minute (LPM) (temperature-adjusted based on weather forecasts) prior to deployment, and compared to post-collection rates.

The government has announced plans for the Office of Surveillance Commissioners to be informed at the start of covert deployments and to approve those lasting more than a year.

After the survivors won the argument and the 610-foot-long dock landing ship was stationed in San Diego, Jones often showed up pier-side to wave goodbye when it left on deployments, and to wave hello when it returned.

However, there is a need to rely on nonintrusive sensors trying to keep a minimal deployment and especially to avoid annoying users.

Ms. Nicastro says that she continues to feel emotionally conflicted about his deployment and plans to write about the topic again for At War.