Sentence examples for permanently deployed from inspiring English sources

The initiative consisted of newly trained pacification police units who were permanently deployed to many parts of the city, often for the first time.

Some 500-1,000 troopsh troops are permanently deployed in the rugged mountains bordering northern Iraq to hunt Kurdish guerrillas lurking on the Iraqi side.But since September 11th Turkish policy has shown signs of shifting.

"The issue about numbers has become quite unhelpful and sets in the minds of community members that the measure of success is how many police officers are permanently deployed," he said.

As the only one of the Navy's 12 aircraft carriers permanently deployed outside the United States, the Kitty Hawk generally provides the fastest response to calls in Asia and the Indian Ocean.

But even for the small numbers of European combat reinforcements, check the fine print: Nearly all will be sent to provide security for Afghanistan's elections this summer, and will not be permanently deployed.

60% of respondents cited specific incidents witnessed at work as having an impact on their mental health, and half said that they were permanently deployed to a country affected by disasters or conflict.

It works by permanently deploying intelligent sensors every several hundred metres along the network.

"An indoor location system already deployed permanently at Warsaw University of Technology made it possible to create a prototype of such app overnight.

Around the world, drones are being deployed permanently (eliminating the need for soldiers) and they are being used frequently (they kill thousands).

Currently available devices include permanent filters that once deployed remain in place indefinitely, and optionally retrievable filters that may be left in place permanently or may be removed within a specified time frame (weeks to months depending on the device).

Even as the Pentagon trims its conventional force, with a refocus on the Asia-Pacific region and reductions in Europe, the Special Operations Command says it needs to permanently sustain that overseas force of 12,000 deployed around the world — with troops that came out of Iraq being distributed across regions that had not had many over the past decade.