Sentence examples for deployment of defence from inspiring English sources

In 1991 the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) appreciated that the increasing complexity of defence equipment should be matched by enhanced 'systems engineering' capabilities among the military officers, government officials and company executives who are responsible for the successful deployment of defence projects.

The identified proteins can be related to modulation of the photosynthetic apparatus components, re-direction of the metabolism to sustain defence responses and deployment of defence proteins.

This asymmetry also raises evolutionary questions about the optimal deployment of defences and why the SA pathway is maintained, but complete answers would require a full investigation of the costs and specificity of the two pathways.

He has pushed for faster deployment of missile-defence systems in the face of North Korean provocation.

There is speculation that he will slow the deployment of missile defences in Poland and the Czech Republic (see article).

German ministers called this week for NATO and Russia to be consulted over the deployment of missile defences in Europe.

Some of his concerns about Western behaviour, such as America's putative deployment of missile-defence systems in central Europe, seem reasonable; others, less so.

The move reflects a hope in the Kremlin that the Obama administration may delay the deployment of missile defences in Poland and the Czech Republic.

But its military has heightened its cybersecurity alert level, according to Yonhap, which reported on Friday that the military had increased its deployment of cyber-defence agents.

In 1986, on the select committee on defence, he was totally opposed to the US deployment of the Strategic Defence Initiative (Star Wars), favouring further research with British participation.

If Aberdeen are as dismal on Tuesday, that said, the deployment of an opposition defence may be unnecessary.