Sentence examples for deployment does not from inspiring English sources
If its deployment does not rest on facts — cold, hard, solid facts, established either by admissions of by trials — it serves no lawful or moral purpose and is simply an engine of oppression.
But he did say: "Iskander operational-tactical missile systems have indeed been commissioned by the Western Military District's missile and artillery forces," adding that Russia's deployment "does not violate any international treaties or agreements".
so it is possible that l ( p b ) < l ( d j ) (26). in which case rule (16) is violated and so that particular workflow deployment does not meet the security requirements.
"When we do use force, it must be effective, and our objectives must be well defined, so that one deployment doesn't lead to endless others – always with the heavy thumb of American power, resources and resolve on the scales of war".
The device and its software are open source, so you can build your own, though guerilla deployment doesn't seem advisable.
Bush warned against mission creep, and promised the assembled cadets, who clapped often during his speech, that "our objectives must be well defined, so that one deployment doesn't lead to endless others – or leave the job undone".
But that brief early deployment did not shield Britain from the more immediate menace of homegrown terrorism.
"I'm sorry to interrupt this conversation," a woman in a headset said, "but we actually need to move these boxes for the show, so will you please step aside?" "Actually": this voguish adverbial deployment did not seem to offend Groff.
Or what did the Navy get me into?" Even though her deployment did not entail physical combat, "mentally [and] emotionally, it's combat".
In the event, the deployment did not proceed as the delays to 805 Squadron's initial Skyhawk conversion course meant that the pilots were not ready until after Melbourne re-entered service.
This deployment did not occur; the Skyhawk pilot training program was experiencing delays because US squadrons were being shipped training equipment and replacement parts in priority to the RAN, and sending qualified pilots overseas would have caused further holdups with the program, while also disrupting Melbournes post-refit reactivation.
