Sentence examples for new deployments of from inspiring English sources

A key theme emerging from that work was how new deployments of the idioms of intellectual property serve as engines of both privatization and 'public-ization,' or the reconfiguration of notions of the public, the commons, and the public domain.

MITROVICA, Kosovo — For three months, this gritty mining town has been a hot spot of Balkan ethnic tension ominous enough to prompt new deployments of armed NATO peacekeepers and action by the European Union to slow Serbia's long-sought bid for membership.

And it says there are 1 million new deployments of its software every month.

Russia says that in response to these Nato moves, it is making new deployments of its own.

Until Verizon does the tests of wireless in Boston and some other locations, there are no expected new deployments of fiber to the home.

But today, some of the same lawmakers who criticized the Red Cross last week attended the agency's news conference to express their support for the new deployment of the Liberty fund.

But the new deployment of advisers marks a step forward, Melnik said.

This new deployment of troops isn't really about fighting international terrorism, as the Bush administration insists (and perhaps believes, which may be worse).

But the Pentagon, facing a new deployment of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan, still has difficulties in attracting doctors, specialized nurses and language experts.

British troops and strike aircraft are to be based in the Gulf as part of the most significant new deployment of UK armed forces since Afghanistan.

In October 2010, a new deployment of Nepalese troops brought the water-borne disease to Haiti that has left 6,200 dead and more than 438,000 ill.