Sentence examples for deployment but the from inspiring English sources

We never found out whether Clinton would have gone ahead with the deployment, but the message worked.

There were myriad problems with the deployment, but the government's under-the-radar foot-dragging slowed the arrival of peacekeepers and allowed violence in Darfur to continue.

This week, Mr. Abou Rida stayed away from his office at the fair: A cease-fire had been enforced by a heavy Lebanese Army deployment, but the atmosphere remained tense and the city center, which usually escapes the fighting, had been hit by mortars and rockets in the previous days.

Unfortunately, there is no comparison with a BS only deployment but the results show significant gains from using directive antennas.

"Government is understandably keen to reduce the costs of CCS deployment, but the first priority must be to make sure it works effectively on a commercial scale," she said.

GM and Cruise are still reluctant to put any specific timeframes on their plans for self-driving vehicle deployment, but the company is getting a bit more specific about its intent to bring self-driving to market.

The Ministry of Defence has stressed that the visit is a "long-planned" training deployment, but last week the Spanish president, Mariano Rajoy, said that "all necessary measures" would be taken to defend Spain's interests.

Both the Tories and the Lib Dems still say they back the deployment, but they attack the government's perceived lack of strategy and its parsimony towards the armed forces.

Other units may have lost more troops over 12- or 15-month deployments, but the 2-4 is widely thought to have taken more casualties — 34 dead and more than 255 wounded — than any other American unit during a six-month tour of either Iraq or Afghanistan.

In a fully programmable vision, the protocol stack defined in each standard should not be designed once for all possible deployments, but the most appropriate protocol fitting each specific context should be automatically employed when needed.

Public finance and political support can help tackle these hurdles, thereby accelerating technical development and deployment, but, in the words of one UK policy-maker: "biofuels do not have an automatic right to support, just because people are enthusiastic" D Vincent, Carbon Trust, personal communication, 2006.