Sentence examples for deployments in all from inspiring English sources

In the capital, Sofia, home to most of the 5,000 Bulgarian Jews in the overwhelmingly Christian country of more than seven million, the mayor ordered police deployments in all public places linked to the Jewish community, The Associated Press reported.

This allows for flexible deployments in all sorts of events and smart city scenarios (where crowd control and targeted messaging are also of high value) without the need to re-engineer either the app component or the back-end.

Likewise, privileged access management solutions are still in their infancy of deployment in all but the largest firms.

The incentives were designed for rapid deployment in all 50 states, with rigorous standards and procedures in place to assure quality workmanship and prevent fraud.

Although these vary significantly in their design and deployment, in all cases mentees have become more aware of their skills and abilities and find that their careers benefit from the networking and support groups formed through the mentoring schemes.

While there were other embolic devices used for more distal embolisation in our patient cohort (i.e. endovascular coils and embospheres), the covered proximal end of the device was seen to result in immediate occlusion of the target vessel at the site of device deployment in all cases.

Even the Defense Department has at long last found that women are equal to men and has authorized their deployment in all aspects of military service.

However, as made clear in the additional stretch scenarios C1 and C2, there is scope for renewables to provide much more than a 60% share of UK electricity...The level of renewable energy deployment envisaged in all scenarios will require bold policies to encourage investment in the UK's renewable energy industry.

We defined a generic cost unit (gcu) [21] to simplify the evaluation of deployment costs in all the case studies.

The transapical valve deployments were successful in all animals with acute survival of 77.8% of fetuses.

A shortage of troops and equipment has long hampered the three-year British deployment in Helmand, all but barring a major attempt such as Operation Panchai Palang to install a permanent troop presence in such a hostile area.