Sentence examples for possible deployment of from inspiring English sources

The possible deployment of the laser, though its geographic range is modest, represents a striking turnaround for an antimissile technology that was criticized as unworkable in the Strategic Defense Initiative of the 1980's.

The invention and possible deployment of new writing constraints ("synthoulipism") soon became the main focal point, however, and under the aegis of Georges Perec (who joined in 1967) the production of ambitious new works took centre stage.

The US ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power, said the security council should look at "how the international community can protect civilians from mass violence, including for the possible deployment of a regionally led peace support operation".

It is also expected to leave open the door for the possible deployment of combat forces, while making clear no extended US troop presence on the ground would be considered.

He also confirmed that an advance United Nations team had arrived in Damascus, the capital, to prepare for the possible deployment of observers who would monitor a cease-fire after the pullback.

The troops from 2nd Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment were flown into Arbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, last week to prepare for a possible deployment of Chinook helicopters on a mission to save families from a little-known religious sect who were stuck on a mountainside.

But on Monday, the secretary of defense, Donald H. Rumsfeld, put 24 long-range bombers on alert for possible deployment to the Pacific.

The unit is facing possible deployment to Afghanistan in 2012.

Effective prevention of stress's adverse effects will require the widest possible deployment and implementation of stress reduction strategies.

This study will consider a range of possible deployment options, with the objective of defining a cost-effective approach that supports continued reductions in U.S. nuclear weapons while promoting stable deterrence.

The latest pictures may heighten concern about China's military build-up, including possible deployment in 2011 of its first aircraft carrier and a new anti-ship ballistic missile that is seen as a threat to U.S. aircraft carriers.