Sentence examples for deployment could not from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, for B.T.I., Craig's deployment could not come at a more inopportune moment," Mr. Brinkman said in the letter, adding that he had great concern.

Mr Perry said the prosecution's case was also that the orders given to Flt Lt Kendall-Smith dated from June last year, by which point British forces were in Iraq at the invitation of the Iraqi government, meaning their deployment could not be illegal.

I know you have your heart set on a leadership role, and I think this deployment could not only help with that goal, but open up the door for other senior leader roles.

The increase was also seen in patients arriving by their own transport, so a change in ambulance deployment could not explain the increase.

Using ImageJ software, one of us (SS) measured the diameter (ca. 1 cm above the joint on the tool shaft) of a subsample of 103 hooked stick tools manufactured by 16 subjects across 19 trials of Experiment 1 (deployment could not be confirmed for all of them).

An actionable deployment plan could not be agreed.

While he had served for two decades in the military, he had become increasingly alienated from its mission, and upset over a feared deployment he could not escape.

The sample for the longitudinal study is smaller than the original Warfighter Status Survey sample (N = 1576), because the longitudinal study excluded Marines who had a previous psychiatric diagnosis on record at the time of survey completion, and also excluded Marines for whom follow-up medical or deployment data could not be obtained.

The Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty ABM Treatyy) provided that each country could have no more than two ABM deployment areas and could not establish a nationwide system of ABM defense; a protocol to the agreement, signed in 1974, limited each party to a single ABM deployment area.

When VICE News asked Filostrat about the study and York's and Turner's deployments, he said he could not answer questions about individual service members nor could he answer questions about the study because he was not familiar with it.

With the United States antidrug program in the region an increasingly politically delicate topic, American officials did not allow reporters to observe or interview the American Marines during their two-month deployment in Guatemala, saying arrangements could not be made.