Sentence examples for planned for deployment from inspiring English sources
"In multiple channels, we have explained to Russian officials that the missile-defense systems planned for deployment in Europe do not and cannot threaten Russia's strategic deterrent, said Tommy Vietor, a spokesman for the National Security Council.
He says "gifts" handed to Russia included an offer to reduce the number of American-deployed nuclear warheads and an apparent willingness to delay an anti-ballistic-missile defence system planned for deployment in eastern Europe, which Russia portrays as a threat to its interests.
In addition to the currently used underlying networks and protocols, new wired/wireless approaches are being planned for deployment for different components/applications of the SG.
In the opposite case, when a relatively large number of gateways are planned for deployment, placing the gateways in the areas with the most traffic load may be simply the best solution.
As Commander of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps ARRCC), a role he assumed in 2003, Dannatt led the ARRC headquarters in planning for deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
Environmental health measures planned for this deployment had high standards, but they were not fully implemented in time to prevent this outbreak, which coincided with the delivery of fresh rations.
New technologies emerge continuously, however, and must be proactively planned for in future deployment scenarios.
Mr. Annan recommended that while planning for eventual deployment could go on in New York, none of the basic requirements for deployment -- a cease-fire on the ground, the provision of bases and general cooperation by Congo and the recruitment of troops with "adequate strength, equipment and training" -- had been met.
To date, antiviral drugs, principally the neuraminidase inhibitors, and vaccines have dominated the pharmaceutical countermeasures agenda in terms of research and development, stockpiling, and planning for mass deployment.
Difficulties with the initial deployment in early April of 2008 has necessitated further development work, with the second deployment planned for early November.
The African deployment planned for later in the year could not be brought forward in time.
