Sentence examples for further deployment of from inspiring English sources

Further, deployment of carbon negative bioenergy as well as CO2 recycling are suggested as promising energy decarbonisation options.

A recent American crackdown in the area, which includes further deployment of the National Guard and construction of a barrier, has unnerved Altar.

In Syria, it seems to me that cruise missile strikes might make a modest difference, by deterring further deployment of chemical weapons.

Further, deployment of such lasers with OSSB scheme helps the telecom industry to reduce the designing cost of RoF communication systems.

The Prithvi issue could now be used as an excuse to abandon what restraints Pakistan still has on the production of fissile material.Meanwhile, further deployment of the Prithvis by India or of the M-11 look-alikes by Pakistan, both potentially able to carry nuclear warheads, would heighten tensions again and bring a new hair-trigger instability to any future crisis on the subcontinent.

Language is an unsolved issue and limiting factor for further deployment of services.

Seoul is poised to approve further deployments of a controversial US missile defence system.

Seoul also appears poised to approve further deployments of a US missile defence system which will anger China and Russia, who think the Thaad system could be used by the Americans to spy on them.

But on Wednesday, South Korea said it would suspend further deployments of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defence – known as Thaad – system until it has completed an environmental impact assessment, amid concern from local residents that its powerful radar could affect their health and livelihoods.

Further deployments of advanced biometric identification systems will facilitate logical and physical access control.

Relatively longstanding CRE rural electrification experiences in Central America can offer useful insights on the challenges, capability requirements, and future perspectives for further deployment and governance of CRE initiatives in the developing world.