Sentence examples for routine deployment of from inspiring English sources

Fogey insurgencies have sprouted up, incited by moralists who regard the routine deployment of "whatever" as the ultimate symptom of indifference in the culture at large.

The Navy has already signaled that the cuts would delay the routine deployment of a second carrier to the Persian Gulf region.

However before the routine deployment of these procedures in clinical practice becomes a reality, in vivo and in silico validations must be undertaken.

XL-MS is, however, associated with several technical challenges that limit the confident identification of cross-linked distance constraints and impedes the routine deployment of this method at a system-wide scale.

These results show a stark dissociation between an ability to reflectively distinguish one's own beliefs from others', and the routine deployment of this ability in interpreting the actions of others.

The company does not admit the 350 deaths Amnesty International claims have been caused by the stun gun but this certainly acknowledges the danger of heart attacks, and I would suggest that the US court judgement adds to the case that routine deployment of this lethal weapon should be examined in Britain.

A spokesman said: "HMS Montrose was scheduled to make a short visit to Peru as part of a routine deployment to the region.

The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion of the Royal Regiment of Scotland, is on a routine deployment notice of 24 hours at an RAF base in Wiltshire.

HMS Westminster, which approached the port flanked by two smaller British vessels, is officially visiting as part of a routine deployment in the Mediterranean, but its arrival will be seen as a show of support from London for Gibraltar in its increasingly acrimonious dispute with Madrid.

The Duke of Cambridge is halfway through a six-week stint on the islands as part of a "routine deployment" in his role as Flight Lieutenant Wales, an RAF search-and-rescue helicopter pilot.

HMS Dauntless left Portsmouth, its home port, at the beginning of January for a five-month routine deployment.