Sentence examples for deployments of several from inspiring English sources

Lambert was, in fact, a special branch detective and would go on to rise through the ranks of the covert unit to a position in which he managed the deployments of several other spies.

Instead of deploying new units, the Marine Corps chose to extend the deployments of several units already in Anbar: 1st Battalion 6th Marines, 3rd Battalion 4th Marines, and the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU).

The planned deployment of several thousand peacekeepers has been extraordinarily slow, the result of United Nations fears that there was no peace to keep.

The deployment of several thousand Turkish troops was approved last week by Turkey's Parliament, and Turkish and American officials are working out the details.

Obama Administration officials continue to claim that the policy of air strikes, combined with the deployment of several thousand U.S. soldiers to train Iraq's army and the supplying of arms to the so-called "moderate rebels" in Syria, will eventually bear fruit.

Mr. Powell, who met with Russia's new foreign minister, Sergei V. Lavrov, shrugged off a statement by the Russian Parliament, or Duma, that criticized the enlargement of the alliance as well as concerns voiced by the government of President Vladimir V. Putin over NATO's deployment of several F-16 fighter jets to patrol over the Baltic states.

The Bake Off producers have previously threatened court proceedings against the BBC for a show involving a search for the nation's leading hair stylist, called Hair, claiming the deployment of several rounds and a technical challenge made it too similar to Bake Off.

The Virtual Laboratory has been tested by the implementation and deployment of several oceanographic applications.

The purpose of this article is evaluating the economic gain provided by the joint deployment of several Internet services on trains.

The present study explores the deployment of several wind sensors on Stanford's campus to support future validation of CFD predictions with uncertainty quantification and data assimilation.

A major barrier is the licensing process, historically developed for large reactors, preventing the simply deployment of several identical units in different countries.