Sentence examples similar to proceed with deployment from inspiring English sources

Although General Kadish expressed confidence that the research program could continue, the failure complicates the political decision about proceeding with deployment.

In an interview on Wednesday in Beijing, China's chief arms negotiator, Sha Zukang, said that if Washington proceeded with deployment of the missile defenses, "we will not sit on our hands".

If we decide to proceed with N.M.D. deployment, we must have their support because key components of N.M.D. would be based on their territories.

It was considered a critical test, since President Clinton is scheduled to decide this summer whether to proceed with full deployment of a multibillion-dollar system to shield the United States from limited missile attacks from North Korea and other potential adversaries.

It was considered a critical test, since President Clinton is scheduled to decide this summer whether to proceed with full deployment of a multibillion-dollar system to shield the nation from limited attacks.

This scaled down scope still needs to be worked out so as to clearly identify how we would proceed with the deployment to the wards and the clinics for the [Rainbow Program] only".

*Minimal assistance: Provided assistance consists only on elementary activities (walking, lying, etc).. **Moderate assistance: Provided assistance includes more critical activities (eating, toileting, etc).. To proceed with the deployment in real settings, the study was ethically approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of the National University of Singapore (NUS) under the number 11 222.

The failure was a setback in the Pentagon's quest to demonstrate the workability of a complex $60 billion defensive system in time for President Clinton to decide whether to proceed with its initial deployment before he leaves office.

Behind the scenes, United Nations officials are said to be sharply pointing out to the Lebanese that the Security Council resolution that authorized and extended the peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon, known as Unifil, also calls on the Lebanese government to extend its authority throughout the region and "proceed with a significant deployment of the Lebanese armed forces as soon as possible".

1981: President Reagan makes his Zero Option offer not to proceed with the cruise and Pershing II deployments, if the Soviet Union dismantles the SS-20s and remaining SS-4s and 5s.

The administration's plans to proceed with testing the system and deciding on the deployment of it has provoked a highly partisan debate at home and a diplomatic furor abroad.