Sentence examples for deployment that could from inspiring English sources

Combining all types of RMB deployment that could be interpreted as reserve services, a stock of less than US$400 Billion is probably represented.

It is hoping for a large-scale deployment that could make an impact in polluted cities, and has been working on such plans for a while.

This work offers insights into the potential accelerated technology development and deployment that could occur along selected bioenergy chains in the UK.

In particular, the officials said, Mr. Gates urged the Pakistani leaders to tone down their public statements, to avoid new military deployments that could be viewed by India as threatening and to restrain political parties in the Pakistan-held part of the disputed territory from inciting or arming Kashmiris who cross over from the Indian side seeking assistance.

Egyptian security officials say it has set up a special rapid deployment force that could intervene if the Houthis threaten shipping lanes in the strategic Red Sea.

Besides providing value to HIP developers, the results propose some new adoption barriers and deployment strategies that could be taken into account when designing new protocols.

Egypt has set up a special rapid deployment force that could intervene if the Houthis threaten shipping lanes in the strategic Red Sea, according to three Egyptian security officials.

A team of investigators from the Berman Institute, the Bloomberg School of Public Health's Center for Injury Research and Policy, and the Whiting School of Engineering's Department of Civil Engineering will examine pathways of testing and deployment of AVs that could lead to widening disparities and a declining quality of life for certain segments of society.

Ten years later, the consequences of that meeting have been laid bare -- the deaths of at least 21 people from a faulty ignition switch that caused Chevy Cobalts and Saturn Ions to turn off, causing cars to crash and preventing the deployment of airbags that could have saved lives.

I was carrying a weight on my shoulders from my deployments that I couldn't get rid of.

Yet large-scale deployment of a system that could deliver huge accident reductions is still by no means guaranteed.