Sentence examples for deployments away from from inspiring English sources

In an interview later with Soldiers Live, Romesha said he felt he "was being selfish and not being fair" having volunteered for so many deployments away from his wife and children.

For example, frequent deployments away from home and restriction of communications during missions could generate unintentional epidemiological silence.

We know that the recent trend in service deployment is away from low-level service interventions towards more intensive service packages, with a decline in the number of people receiving home care but an increase in the number of hours of care provided overall, reflecting in part increases in local authority eligibility criteria (Laing and Buisson 2011).

So directional well deployment should keep away from the damage zone.

Very little attention is paid to developmental disabilities at policy and implementation level and as a result budget allocations and human resource deployment is directed away from these programs.

In addition, repeated deployments and time spent away from home has had a profound impact on our military families.

But he admitted it was years away from deployment – if ever.

The only Pentagon effort that is explicitly designed to achieve that purpose is the air force's Airborne Laser programme, which is probably a decade away from deployment.

Despite these advances, a promising HIV-1 vaccine efficacy trial published in 2013 did not prevent infection, and the HIV-1 vaccine field is still years away from deployment of an effective vaccine.

Afterwards, John should address an experienced developer who is able to implement the solution in a complete yet generic manner, the abstract service code, so the solution is one step away from deployment.

Mason had been granted a second leave day as an emergency measure, and by then she was only two weeks away from deployment.