Sentence examples for some of the deployment from inspiring English sources

Senior military officials say they hope that with fewer troops needed in Iraq, the Pentagon will be able to keep troops home longer, perhaps reducing some of the deployment stress that experts say has contributed to record high numbers of suicides in the military.

In the old days, given some of the deployment strategies, customers were not making efficient use of that infrastructure.

And it says it will chip in on some of the deployment costs following the earlier contract's expiration, by also connecting the new customer with a Google for Work Partner.

A spokesman for the Transportation Security Administration, Christopher White, said some of the law enforcement personnel were in plain clothes, and some of the deployments were a few minutes in one station, a few minutes on a train and a few minutes in another station.

That rough figure has stood as the most likely option since before Obama's last large war council meeting earlier this month, when he tasked military planners with rearranging the timing and makeup of some of the deployments.

Coming as it does on the eve of the deployment of some 20,000 additional soldiers to Afghanistan, it raises disturbing questions about the human cost of political agendas.

He did not comment on the scale of the deployment.

More than 20 British warships are part of the deployment.

The first few weeks of the deployment went by smoothly.

MC: What are some of the customer deployments that you've seen recently?

Some suggest the deployment of "strategic essentialism:" we should act as ifan identity were uniform only to achieve interim political goals, without implying any deeper authenticity (Spivak 1990, 1 16).