Sentence examples for eventual deployment from inspiring English sources

California's DMV is developing regulations for the eventual deployment and public operation of autonomous vehicles.

By the end of 2007, $22.4 billion was earmarked for the MRAP in the military spending budget, with the eventual deployment of about 15,400 vehicles.

At one point, Mr. Chirac ruled out the idea of an eventual deployment of combat troops, saying, "We are talking about training, and not sending troops to Iraq, of course".

But with Mr. Bush's commitment to press ahead with a missile-defense program, Mr. Yan said, "it appears that the only thing that could prevent" eventual deployment was "a technology obstacle," which would strain relations.

"Russia and other nations must understand that the United States policy now calls for an eventual deployment of a system to protect ourselves," said Senator John Warner, the chairman of the Armed Services Committee.

Mr. Annan recommended that while planning for eventual deployment could go on in New York, none of the basic requirements for deployment -- a cease-fire on the ground, the provision of bases and general cooperation by Congo and the recruitment of troops with "adequate strength, equipment and training" -- had been met.

Their simulation is crucial for the design and optimization of reliable and competitive equipment, and for the eventual market deployment of this technology.

During our demo, the act of actually leaving the curb and merging into traffic was handled by the safety driver on board, but in eventual full deployment of these cars the vehicles will handle even that tricky task.

Recently, the introduction of new technologies such as the Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11 and Hyperlan are helping enable eventual commercial MANET deployments outside the military domain.

Increasing knowledge of intramicrobial competition and cooperation, as well as host-microbe cross-signaling, will facilitate design of new probiotics and the modeling of their deployment, leading to eventual clinical trials.

Where Soldiers Come From by Heather Courtney tracked three young American men from their enlistment in the National Guard through their deployment in Afghanistan and their eventual return home.