Sentence examples for deployment of all from inspiring English sources
It recommended that the department suspend deployment of all new systems until reviews were completed.
He also expressed confidence that a full deployment of all 300 monitors would be completed by the end of the month.
It falls to me, naturally, to organise the collection in the first place, which necessitates the delicate deployment of all my skills of persuasion, extortion and threats of violence to extract cash from my reluctant work colleagues.
"It is hard to conclude anything other than that this is strategic shrinkage by stealth, because today's cut in the Army is bigger than the entire current deployment of all UK forces in Afghanistan".
"The last thing the White House wants is to run against Mitt Romney, which explains their obsessive focus on him and deployment of all of President Obama's cronies to attack him," said Andrea Saul, a spokeswoman for Mr. Romney.
"Aggressive engagement by NATO and U.S. senior leadership may have yielded significant potential results against the shortage of trainers (pending confirmation and ultimate deployment of all pledges)," the report stated.
Some of the obstacles that have slowed deployment of all-electric cars in China also exist in other markets.
Although significant advances have been achieved towards the deployment of all-optical networks, optical electrical optical (OEO) regeneration is still required due to the lack of proper all-optical processing and all-optical buffering.
Scott had been participating in Iraq Veterans Against the War's Operation Recovery campaign to end the deployment of traumatised troops, towards a larger goal of ending the deployments of all US troops.
The US military had extremely detailed intelligence on the structure and deployments of all Iraqi military units and on the vicious soap opera that was Saddam's immediate family and ruling clique.
Since the introduction of penicillin, the deployment of virtually all antibiotics has been followed by the evolution of clinically significant antibiotic resistance (Perez et al., 2008).
