Sentence examples for deployment of teams from inspiring English sources

Political campaigns today are won or lost in the so-called ground war--the strategic deployment of teams of staffers, volunteers, and paid part-timers who work the phones and canvass block by block, house by house, voter by voter.

Former government official and Foreign Policy blogger David Rothkopf has suggested that creating such an under secretary level position would focus the state department's own thinking and deployment of teams and budgets in a way that would have changed the status quo in the administration's paralyzed, mostly ineffectual development bureaucracies.

This is important as it aids retention of an experienced cohort and when supported by an appropriate policy framework and database assists future deployment of teams most likely to add value to the affected region.

As the number of cases has reduced, this strategy has been adapted to a rapid response model that allows for the swift deployment of teams and equipment wherever an Ebola case emerges.

And now, said Thomas Kinton, the director of aviation for the Massachusetts Port Authority, those security measures are likely to be increased manyfold, from the deployment of more teams of explosive-sniffing dogs to an increase in random identification checks.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and other officials said howling sandstorms, ground fire from Taliban militiamen and coordination problems with opposition forces had slowed the deployment of small teams of American Special Operations forces to identify specific Taliban military positions for strikes.

Progress was made in regard to several of the recommendations set out by Ban in 2009 for improving the UN's peacebuilding functions, including the deployment of leadership teams in the field, the development and implementation of integrated strategic frameworks for peace consolidation in field locations, and the improvement of collaboration with the World Bank.

Another core strategy has been the deployment of "incubation teams", comprised of specialists in different areas of data technology.

The ACLU found the deployment of SWAT teams to disproportionately impact people of color.

With the deployment of medical teams from Japan, hospitals in the region returned to full capacity.

–Last Monday, the American Civil Liberties Union released a new study on the militarization of law enforcement that focused on 20 local, state, and federal agencies' deployment of SWAT teams between 2011 and 2013.