Democrats passed a resolution in February opposing Bush's deployment of 21,500 additional troops to Iraq, but Murtha's proposal to go a step further by restricting deployment to troops deemed to be adequately trained and equipped elicited a fierce response from Republicans, while also dividing the Democratic caucus.
Second, transmission grid constraints might restrict the deployment of renewables in certain areas.
The compromise would restrict the deployment of troops to only those deemed properly rested, trained and equipped.
Speaking for the doves, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, an Independent who is considering a campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination, immediately came out against the resolution because, he said, it does not sufficiently restrict the deployment of American troops in Iraq and Syria.
The firm issued a statement saying that in 2008 it had taken "several significant actions to restrict the deployment" of Mr. Anderson, who was not supposed to work on client audits, but did.
A leading voice for decades in international efforts to control and limit nuclear arms, he was a key figure in the Kennedy administration in the establishment of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, in achieving a partial nuclear test ban treaty, and in the successful effort to restrict the deployment of antiballistic missile systems.
Instead of updating millions of clients, vendors need to coordinate improvements and fixes inside their data centers and can restrict hardware deployment to a few well-tested configurations.
Agencies possessing military-type equipment or weaponry should restrict its deployment to limited situations in which the use of the equipment or weapons is clearly justified by the events.
Specifically, our findings are inconsistent with extant accounts which hold that the influence of task-level properties is strong enough to restrict the deployment of nonconsciously elicited cognitive processes to a single type of representation (i.e. central or peripheral).
The best-effort delivery system of the Internet, often used as the underlying transport network, imposes severe constraints on the transfer of massive amounts of data, and thus restricts the deployment of the above applications on wide-area scales.
Instead, it may simply mean that there are conditions restricting the deployment of our concepts to anything other than paradigm cases, or it might mean that we are actually unsure what our intuitions are about the puzzle cases (for the former objection, see Gendler 2002a, 231; for the latter, see Degaynesford 2001, 171).
