Sentence examples for deployment close to from inspiring English sources

But this failed, and Schweinsteiger's deployment close to the striker Mario Mandzukic greatly stifled Bayern's attacking play.

But their deployment close to the border with neighbouring Turkey prompted a warning from that nation's president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who said Ankara aims to reinforce its troops on the frontier and threatened a "different response" for the militias if they "unleash terror" in Tal Afar.

Managing the relationship with Mr. Karzai is important because so much of Mr. Obama's strategy in Afghanistan, where he will soon have an American deployment of close to 100,000 troops, is contingent on the administration's ability to get the Afghans to take the lead so the United States can eventually withdraw.

The execution of the generated code had led to a realistic assessment of a deployment very close to that predicted with accurately timed ABC where the simulation had shown an average load per core around 80%.

The UN approved a resolution on Thursday authorizing the deployment of close to 12,000 peacekeepers to the war-torn Central African Republic.

For the optimized deployment, locations close to the FBS have lower downlink doses, thanks to the lower FBS EIRP, and locations far from the FBS have lower uplink doses thanks to the presence of the additional FBS. Figure 6 clearly shows that the high doses (lighter colors) are lowered for the optimized deployment.

The deployment is conducted such that the deployment trajectory is close to this equilibrium manifold.

We are now past the end of those deliberations, and Eikenberry at least claims to support their result: the deployment of something close to forty thousand troops.

"It would be wrong to suggest this is some kind of major deployment," one person close to the Russian defence ministry told the Guardian.

David Cameron said Moscow was trying to make "some sort of point" by its repeated deployment of planes close to British airspace, adding: "I don't think we should dignify it with too much of a response".

The Afghan deployment decision is close to the recommendation of Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the commander of U.S. and international troops in Afghanistan, who had asked for 10,000 to 12,000 troops.