Sentence examples for deployment later from inspiring English sources

Worst of all, with Monrovia (named for James Monroe) now collapsing into killing and cholera, Mr. Bush has sent a symbolic presence to the waters off Monrovia for possible deployment later.

So Mr. Bush offered Mr. Putin two choices in Crawford: We can keep the ABM treaty around for a limited period, but you have to allow us an unprecedented degree of missile testing and assured deployment later; or we can rip up ABM now, and reach a handshake agreement on how to reduce nuclear weapons and manage testing.

Obama, who is in Germany to discuss foreign policy with a number of European leaders, is expected to formally announce the deployment later on Monday.

Times before, when I'd thought I was going to die — like during that ambush in Marjah, on my first deployment, or, two deployments later, when our helo's tail rotor was shot off over Shkin — I'd wanted to cringe and whimper at the coming end.

Migration can happen a few days after stent deployment or later in the disease course.

The Navy has also said the Nimitz and George H. W. Bush carrier strike groups will not be ready for deployment later this year because the service will run out of operations and maintenance money.

America's preoccupation with other countries' long-range weapons is behind the design of a new anti-missile system, which congress is likely to approve for deployment later this year.

Britain, which currently has 8,100 troops in Afghanistan, is still considering whether to send a larger, permanent deployment later this year and Brown said he would "continue to look at what is necessary both for the short term, the medium term and the longer term".

However, the deployment was later overturned, and in January 1962 only the development funds were released.

Toll and others would make attempts to cover up their mistakes in this deployment and later attempts by historians would compound the issue.

Litchford says he has considered starting a military husband group that would prepare husbands for what to expect during their wives deployment and later reintegration into civilian life.