Sentence examples for extend the deployments from inspiring English sources

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).

On Saturday the government collapsed over an effort to extend the deployment of 2,000 Dutch troops in Afghanistan.

Late that year, when his party's popular president, Ronald Reagan, proposed to extend the deployment of the Marines in Beirut, McCain was one of just 27 Republican representatives to object.

In Seoul, South Korea's Parliament voted Friday to extend the deployment of the country's 650 troops in Iraq for another year, amid protests outside the Parliament building.

With the Parliament scheduled to vote in October on whether to extend the deployment, security officials worry that Germans, either in Afghanistan or at home, could become targets for attacks.

French troops landed there in January to help the government roll back a hard-line Islamist takeover, and the blast outside the embassy came just a day after the French Parliament voted to extend the deployment of those troops.

Canadians are slowly waking up to the reality of war: 17 soldiers, including the first Canadian woman killed in combat, have died so far in Afghanistan.Having decided to extend the deployment until 2009, the Conservative minority government elected in January is now splurging on extra kit for the armed forces.

WASHINGTON — The former chief security officer for the American Embassy in Libya on Wednesday told a House committee investigating the fatal attack last month on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi that his request to extend the deployment of an American military team was thwarted by the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security.

WASHINGTON — The former chief security officer for the American Embassy in Libya on Wednesday told a House committee investigating the fatal attack last month on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi that his request to extend the deployment of an American military team were thwarted by the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security.

On 8 June 2011, the Swedish government announced an agreement to extend the deployment for five of the Gripens.

Naturally, the Iraq withdrawal is NOTHING like McCain proposed - he was the last man in the room who wanted to extend the deployment, not even Bush wanted to at the end of 2008.