Sentence examples for modest deployment from inspiring English sources

Even its current plan, a modest deployment of ten new missiles (the modern Topol-M) a year, has been scaled back.

It's not clear whether that modest deployment will be enough to protect U.S. interests, which include preventing conflict between U.S.-allied forces in Syria and Turkey, ensuring that Islamic State militants in the region do not regroup, and avoiding a strategic windfall for Iran and Russia.

As he prepares for a nationally televised address next week, officials said, Bush is considering three main options to bolster U.S. forces in Iraq: a relatively modest deployment of fewer than 4,000 additional troops, a middle-ground alternative involving about 9,000 and, the most aggressive idea, flowing 20,000 more troops into the country.

Its initial deployments were modest.

However, economic sanctions and military deployments were modest.

9. First Bush promise to be shot down by Congress will be (a) increased military spending; (b) steep cut in marginal tax rates; (c) a modest prescription drug benefit; (d) deployment of national missile defense.

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

At the same time, the administration has won unanimous Security Council support for a new United Nations resolution that is likely to lead to the deployment of a modest number of additional forces from other nations.

Bowing to European Union pressure, the Macedonian government today approved the deployment of a modest NATO security force to shore up a precarious peace agreement with the rebellious Albanian minority.

In his first two years, Francis, through the deployment of his modest personality and inclusive rhetoric, has skillfully created the impression of a much more open and tolerant Church without actually changing Church doctrine.

A4 Forces Approved in Macedonia Bowing to European Union pressure, the Macedonian government approved the deployment of a modest NATO security force to shore up a precarious peace agreement with the rebellious Albanian minority.