She refers to "deployment" and "the war" in an abstract way, and can't bring herself to have sex with the troubled Mike, who has drifted into an affair.
aDeployment experience from 2001 to 2006 refers to deployments in support of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
We were already there, so I assume you're referring to the deployment of additional troops.
As mentioned earlier in Section 1, a grid-group deployment refers to such deployment where the entire network is broken into smaller regions called groups.
Cameron added that it was "important that we help the continent of Europe to secure its external border" and "that is why we are sending British ships to do just that", referring to a Royal Navy deployment in the Aegean announced on Monday.
Referring to the recent deployment of some 3,000 National Guard troops to Fort Bliss in Texas for training before duty in Iraq, Mayor Clemmensen said, "I don't know how anyone can describe what's going on at the center as winding down".
Referring to the continued deployment of 10,000 troops on French soil, Tertrais described the move as "unsustainable in the long term" in terms of cost.
"The U.S. was unable to defeat the Taliban when it had 10 times more troops in Afghanistan," he said, referring to the peak deployment in 2010-11 when there were 100,000 American soldiers in the country.
"Quite frankly, I don't like bullies," said Gage, referring to North Dakota's deployment of militarized police against opponents of the 1,172-mile 1,172-mileion pipeline, which would transport up to 570,000 barrels of oil a day. .
Our formalism further allows us to use the extra-functional properties for describing the dependency between a component and a deployment environment referred to as deployment contracts.
