Sentence examples for permission to deploy from inspiring English sources

For the past two years, it has been trying to get permission to deploy low-frequency active sonar (LFAS), a system designed to hunt for very quiet submarines.

In return for this pledge, diplomats said, the Bush administration is not asking Jordan for permission to deploy American troops from Jordanian territory, a move that could severely destabilize the position of King Abdullah.

Although individual officers are allowed to use their weapons in order to protect their own lives or those of others, permission to deploy arms is usually obtained in advance.

The administration has argued that Mr. Obama did not need Congressional permission to deploy forces to Libya, saying that a president may order forces into limited military engagements on his own if he decides it is in the national interest, and that the NATO-led campaign in Libya is such a conflict.

Last month Israel also gave the PA permission to deploy 620 special-forces troops in the northern West Bank city of Jenin, home to some of the most diehard Palestinian militants.It is all part of a $5.4 billion plan meant to speed the arrival of a Palestinian state.

Shortly before the Naval incident, Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro reportedly gave Russia permission to deploy strategic bombers on a Venezuelan island for the next ten years.

Jeb's Right to Rise super-PAC can give the remaining $50 million or so back to donors, or ask their permission for others to deploy the money for races for governor, U.S. senator, or member of Congress, or perhaps for an original artsy television campaign against Hillary.

For one thing, companies would need permission from a country to deploy the acoustic sensors in its waters, he says.

However, it is important to note that in environments where users cannot necessarily be trusted and are given permission to configure jobs it is necessary to deploy multiple instances of Jenkins using different Unix user accounts.

As United Nations officials began stepping up their calls for concern and action, the AU came in with their plan to deploy peacekeepers without Nkurunziza's permission just weeks later.

Pretty soon the Court will decree that the Second Amendment gives corporations the right to deploy private armies and the Fifth Amendment gives them permission to refuse to respond to subpoenas.