Sentence examples for equipment deployed from inspiring English sources

He has promised to direct the Pentagon to resume supplying police with the kind of controversial military equipment deployed against protesters in Ferguson.

But Nixon declined to rule out the use, if necessary, of the military equipment deployed so controversially on Ferguson's streets this week.

On a forum dedicated to the London Underground, members have pointed out that plug sockets on the trains are for cleaning equipment deployed when trains are in depots.

The robots, lights, cameras and other equipment deployed to deal with the crisis are made of titanium, thick glass and other superstrong materials designed to withstand the crushing force.

No, the killer storm was rather a product of "extremely advanced equipment deployed by the heroic resistance regime of Iran", with the help of Syrian experts: a punishment "for those who attack Assad's Syria".

To be precise, the lunar module Eagle (and all of the others that landed on the moon) consisted of two stages — the bottom stage contained the descent engine and all of the scientific equipment deployed (including the lunar rovers in later missions).

Graying, serious and feared by those with horrific memories of the war (his support flagged in rural, indigenous areas hit hard during the fighting), he has said he plans to maintain or expand social programs to address poverty as he adds military personnel and equipment, deploying troops in the fight against organized crime.

It has been considered the wireless scenario presented in Section 2 with a parallel relay topology as shown in Figure 1, where the distance of the source-to-destination link is = 100 meters, the carrier frequency is set to = 3.5 GHz (in close alignment with the commercial WiMAX equipments deployed in the European Community), the target rate is = 1 bits/seg/Hz, and the number of relays is = 5.

To address the problem, the report — and President Obama — suggested a multi-pronged approach: more standardized federal oversight of how the equipment is deployed; and expanded training, to say precisely when and how military equipment should be used (the latter would also include the addition of fifty thousand body cameras).

To address the problem, the report and President Obama suggested a multi-pronged approach: more standardized federal oversight of how the equipment is deployed; and expanded training, to say precisely when and how military equipment should be used (the latter would also include the addition of fifty thousand body cameras).

"A flight recorder signal has been picked up on equipment … deployed on the naval vessel Laplace," said BEA director Rémi Jouty.