Sentence examples for quick deployment from inspiring English sources

She also called for quick deployment of African peacekeepers to Somalia, where an Islamic insurgency accused of links to Al Qaeda has killed thousands of civilians.

At a Senate hearing on Feb. 13, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that a missile threat from North Korea warranted the quick deployment and that the Pentagon often learns how to improve weapons systems by simply using them.

At the same time, the Marines also are designed to be an agile, "expeditionary" force on call for quick deployment, and thus can go to war with everything needed to carry out the mission — troops, armor, attack jets and supplies.

To make its forces more mobile, the Army has cut by half the financing for its fledgling Crusader artillery system until officials are convinced that it can be built light enough for quick deployment.

A year later, in Sierra Leone, the quick deployment of about 1,000 British soldiers helped save what was then the UN's largest peacekeeping mission from collapsing under attack by rebels of the Revolutionary United Front.All this seemed to confirm that the UN could take on only soft peacekeeping and "observer" missions with co-operation from the warring sides.

The quick deployment of United Nations peacekeepers and Lebanese forces into the stretch of southern Lebanon that Israel abandoned in May after 22 years of occupation has been thrown into doubt with the controversy over a series of apparent Israeli incursions across a border line drawn in 1923.

An alliance summit in Wales last year agreed quick deployments of Nato forces in Poland and the Baltic states.

Furthermore, open-source software provides for platform independence, which makes quick deployments that benefit our citizens much easier and realistic.

A quicker deployment of smart grids is also foreseen.

That is, more directed patrol and quicker deployment will result in fewer crimes.

Although the residential burglary results were nearly significant, only the residential theft from vehicle results showed that quicker deployment of resources in micro-time hot spots results in fewer subsequent crimes.