Sentence examples for reported deployment from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Conroy called on the foreign affairs minister, Julie Bishop, to summon China's ambassador to ask for an explanation on the reported deployment of fighter aircraft to Woody Island in the contested Paracel Islands chain.

Although, most published methods do not specify the survey time or swim speed of the belt-transect diver [8], [9], [18], [22], we set survey time to 300 s which is a commonly reported deployment time used for the stationary-point-count and belt-transect methods [7], [19], [21] and diver speed to 4 m·min−1, which is a reasonable speed for counting conspicuous fishes.

The Oregon-Washington investigators also assessed self-reported exposure misclassification by comparing reported exposure to anthrax and botulinum toxoid vaccines, chemical warfare agents, and pyridostigmine bromide to reported deployment periods, as each exposure was only possible during known periods of time.

The 7th Division, created in 2013 to defend Maiduguri, is poorly equipped, disillusioned and dwindling thanks to desertion and losses, even taking into account the reported deployment of 500 new troops.

The data covers the reported deployment of all containerships at a given point in time.

Most recently, Hezbollah's reported deployments near Syrian chemical weapons facilities has spurred the Israeli government to threaten military intervention as a response to any potential attempt to transfer those weapons into Hezbollah bunkers in Lebanon.

The Iskander has served as the Kremlin's premier missile threat in the past, and reported deployments of Iskanders to Russia's European exclave of Kaliningrad alarmed Poland and the Baltic States in 2013.

5 The current study shows that deployment after 2007 is associated with marginally less reported deployment-related traumatic experiences.

Overall, veterans in the BChE-LCV subgroup were nearly identical to veterans in the other two subgroups with respect to sex, age, education, rank, branch of service, deployment locations, and proportion reporting deployment exposures.

I reported the deployment in Baltimore last week -- the head of the city council had heard nothing about it.

When the FCC ruled that broadband wasn't being deployed fast enough, it reported that "deployment, competition, and adoption [are] concepts that we continue to recognize are tightly linked".