"[C]onsider a religious conscientious objector to war: Because his refusal to fight means that some other young person will take his place to kill and be killed, does that mean that he has a valid religious objection to the continuation of the war itself (or at least to the drafting and deployment of any further troops)?"Of course not.
The Pentagon continued to build up its forces, drafting still more deployment orders that involve additional troops and aircraft, though none have yet been issued, defense officials said.
The Security Council was working on a draft resolution to authorize deployment of cease-fire monitors in Syria, after Mr. Annan briefed Council members by private video link.
After the protests, he refused the job.The outgoing administration, led by Khaleda Zia, the prime minister, had reportedly drafted declarations for the deployment of the army and the promulgation of a state of emergency.
JMF conceived the project, designed the technical and functional specifications, made critical design decisions, oversaw application deployment, and drafted the manuscript.
Then the team usually begins by drafting the architecture, development and deployment of the entire network.
When the government decided to add 500 NPs to the healthcare system, the MSSS had a central role in drafting, implementing, and supervising a "deployment plan" that would reach the broader policy objective of improving accessibility to primary care services.
A draft circulated last week called for the "progressive deployment of the Malian Army in Kidal".
By the 18th century in some continental countries, the duties of the quartermaster had expanded to incorporate many attributes of a modern chief of staff, such as directing and coordinating marches and deployments and drafting operational orders.
