Sentence examples for deployment of men from inspiring English sources

After reports in 2006 that the military was deploying mentally unfit troops, the Defense Department established minimum mental health standards that prohibited deployment of men and women who were receiving treatment for psychotic, bipolar and other serious disorders.

Achille Dello Russo, the police chief responsible for the Sicilian town in the shadow of Mount Etna, has adopted what he terms "exceptional measures of security with the massive deployment of men and means given the international situation since the Sept. 11 terror attacks".

Another Greek term might be conscripted to describe a literary technique just as essential to the literary deployment of men's feelings, and not limited to novels: hiera tomia, or holy divorce.

With a second mass deployment of men during World War II, women cheerleaders were here to stay.

The growing capacity of editing genomes for deployment of man-made programs opens unprecedented biotechnological opportunities.

Despite high tensions between the Xin and the Xiongnu resulting in the deployment of 300,000 men on the Great Wall, no major fighting broke out beyond minor raids.

Curfews and vigilanceInterior minister Bakayoko announced last week the deployment of "1,500 men, including 1,000 police officers, 300 gendarmes (soldiers employed on police duties) and 200 soldiers, endowed with substantial resources, to reinforce units patrolling known crime zones, bodies of water, school areas and internet cafés".

Despite the deployment of this man of God, formal services are kept to a minimum.

The governor, Pete Wilson, ordered the deployment of 2,000 more men.

Will Shane, who is also alleged to have referred to Paralympic cyclists as "gimps" and "wobblies", take the deployment of the term "man-hug" lying down?

In 1956 he supervised the deployment of a 6,000-man UN neutral force in the area of the Suez Canal following the invasion of that area by British, French, and Israeli troops.