Sentence examples for deployment of ships from inspiring English sources

The ping-emitting beacons still have about 20 days before their batteries go dead, but high surf had prevented the deployment of ships that drag "ping" locators.

Nato on Wednesday announced "further military measures to enhance our collective defense," including more surveillance sorties over the Baltic region and the deployment of ships "to the Baltic sea, the eastern Mediterranean and elsewhere".

The flights follow reports last week that the Pentagon is considering the deployment of ships and aircraft within 12 miles of Chinese installations.

This has included the purchase of billions of dollars worth of Russian naval hardware, and the deployment of homemade ships, submarines and missiles.

The Howard government announced the deployment of aircraft, ships and 2,000 troops to the Gulf in late January, when Australians were distracted by summer holidays and bushfires.

The broadcaster said it had learned that ministers were discussing whether a military clash could lead to Iran blocking the strait of Hormuz, causing massive disruption to world oil supplies, as well as the question of the legality of British interventions, ranging from diplomatic support for Israel to the deployment of Royal Navy ships in the region.

Details of a major Olympic security exercise involving the deployment of Royal Navy ships, RAF helicopters and jets have been unveiled.

BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Marcus says that, if confirmed, the deployment of the ships suggests the Russians are taking prudent precautions in the event of the Syrian regime collapsing.

To guide the optimal deployment of the ships, a single vessel round trip is considered by minimizing operational costs and flowing the best paying demand under commercially driven constraints.

In April 1808, despite the brief deployment of the ship of the line HMS Albion and frigates HMS Phaeton and HMS Dedaigneuse to the Persian Gulf, Al Qasimi dhows appeared off Gujerat, raiding shipping at Surat before they were driven off by ships of the Bombay Marine.

Each year, the DoD and other federal agencies sign "Production Assistance Agreements" to television and film producers that grant extraordinary support such as technical assistance, access to military bases and federal land, underway deployments on ships and the employment of expensive aircraft.