Sentence examples for operationally deployed from inspiring English sources

The main quantitative limitations of nuclear weapons apply to warheads operationally deployed on launchers and prepared for instantaneous firing.

The administration would cut the number of operationally deployed warheads over the next decade by two-thirds -- to between 1,700 and 2,200.

The new mobile missile, called the KN-08, has not yet been operationally deployed, and American officials say it may not be ready for some time.

The treaty, signed in 2002, limits the US and Russia to a strategic nuclear arsenal of 1,700-2,200 operationally deployed warheads each.

The Responsive Force, the Pentagon report says, "retains the option for the leadership to increase the number of operationally deployed forces in proportion to the severity of an evolving crisis," the Pentagon report said.

Experts on nuclear arms are uncertain how many weapons would actually be dismantled under President Bush's proposal and how many simply placed in some kind of storage, where they would no longer be "operationally deployed," in his words.

And though analysts say that North Korea still has a ways to go to before it can operationally deploy an ICBM, the new announcement of a proposed satellite launch is still a major incident in the making.

The spending bill specifies that the $1.6 billion can fund only "operationally effective designs deployed" before May 2017.

Not far at all, especially given that the bill specifically says border funding is only permitted for "operationally effective designs deployed" as of May 5, 2017, "such as currently deployed steel board designs, that prioritize agent safety". That means the money cannot be used to build any of the wall prototypes that Trump viewed during a high-profile visit on the border on March 13.

Nor is it normally deployed operationally over the UK.

This approach enables resources and technologies to be deployed operationally to realize all potential benefits.