Sentence examples for potential deployment from inspiring English sources

"I want to make one thing real clear, that that's a potential deployment," said the Pentagon press secretary, John Kirby.

A military survey team left here on Friday to assess two potential deployment sites, Sulaimaniya and Erbil, in the Kurdish areas in northern Iraq.

A major hurdle in the commercialization of the fuel-cell car is the need for networks of hydrogen stations in potential deployment markets, including California.

An opportunity to generate public support for a fully fledged military intervention was lost, so we have got to start talking about and planning for a potential deployment now.

General Myers laid out the military's broad requirements for potential deployment to Liberia, using a formulation paralleling the so-called Powell doctrine, which Mr. Powell laid out when he was chairman of the Joint Chiefs from October 1989 to September 1993.

North Korea is aware that it is a focus of American spy satellites, so the decision to roll the missile around the country to potential deployment sites might well have been partly motivated by a desire to send a message to the United States, or at least to get Washington's attention — which it did.

The hope for this testbed is that as new equipment is invented in the coming years, the West Harlem network can be continuously upgraded, serving as a model for potential deployments onto operators' networks across the country.

As it can be observed from Figure 6, it is perfectly feasible to have multi-hop connectivity in these three scenarios for most of the potential deployments (i.e., inter-RSU distances).

During his tenure in the RAAF's senior role, McCauley focused on potential deployments to Southeast Asia particularly Vietnam and threats from the north, commencing redevelopment of RAAF Base Darwin and recommending purchase of a light supersonic bomber to replace the Air Force's English Electric Canberra.

The DTI has allocated £5-10m in 2006/07 and £5m in 2007/08 - to support UK involvement in international research under the aegis of GIF, with Generation IV systems set for potential international deployment from around 2030.

These systems have potential for deployment in distributed, stationary electricity generation using natural gas.