Sentence examples for deployments that may from inspiring English sources

72 There are differences between the US and UK deployments that may help to explain this.

After the September 11 , 2001 terrorist attacks, the U.S. Department of Defense embarked on a global posture-realignment process that focused less on a large overseas concentration of U.S. troops and matériel and more on rapid deployment into areas that may be distant from the basing location.

The first few hundreds of UN staff have already arrived, the advance guard of a civilian and military deployment in the south that may reach 10,000, all there to make sure that the CPA works.

We must fight the battles that need to be fought, not those that terrorists prefer from us – large-scale deployments that drain our strength and may ultimately feed extremism.

Try to speed up the deployment of a regional force that may not be ready; use western forces instead, leave Mali's civilians – and their neighbors – to their fate?

These are essential tools to guide national treatment policies and help the design and deployment of new drug combinations that may deter the emergence and spread of resistance.

An estimated two thousand Filipinos have perished but it's the loss of two Western lives that may trigger the deployment of expensive DNA technology to the region.

Increasingly, software systems should self-adapt to satisfy new requirements and environmental conditions that may arise after deployment.

In addition, for each pathogen studied, a proportion of troops showed antibody positivity before deployment, suggesting that they may have been exposed to these pathogens on previous deployments to Afghanistan (before being recruited to the study) or on other exercises and operations around the world.

And apps are trapped — you get locked in to a deployment model that you may not be ready to lock yourself into.

The Army's comprehensive report on suicide last year asserted that deployment may actually reduce the likelihood of suicide.