Sentence examples for the current deployment from inspiring English sources

The report does highlight one potentially problematic data retention issue for the current deployment of Streams, saying there is "currently no retention period for patient information on Streams" — meaning there is no process for deleting a patient's medical history once it reaches a certain age.

"With so many different criminal, and other, threats to the city it protects, the current deployment of officers is no longer believed proportionate".

Under the new plan, the current deployment of about 2,700 troops will be cut by about two-thirds by the end of next year.

In Jebel Mohsen and Bab al-Tabbaneh, parties involved in the fighting seem equally unperturbed by the current deployment of the Lebanese Army.

The current deployment, led by the Belgians, is scheduled to last three months, but other NATO countries will continue to provide around-the-clock air coverage, Lithuania's defense minister, Linas Linkevicius, said in an interview on Friday.

Also, while the rules of engagement have changed to more proactive deterrence, looking at the current deployment of forces, I don't think we have the ability to execute that plan".

Operators are continuously seeking to improve the network capacity and the QoS by adding more cells of different types to the current deployments consisting of macro-, micro-, pico-, and femtocells.

"It is hard to conclude anything other than that this is strategic shrinkage by stealth, because today's cut in the Army is bigger than the entire current deployment of all UK forces in Afghanistan".

Dujarric said the 11 accused peacekeepers included four from the mission's current deployment and seven from a previous contingent.

This would allow the navy to sustain current deployment practices in the crucial western Pacific and Persian Gulf with a fleet of 250 ships, instead of the current 285 or the navy's preferred 315 to 325.Michael O'Hanlon Brookings Institution Washington, DC.

"When we were briefed it was almost like a peacekeeping mission," said Sgt. Mark L. Norfleet, 30, from Uniontown, Ala., referring to the briefing before his current deployment.