It should not be surprising that the service is unable to deploy an ambulance to each 999 call.
The most important limitation of the present study is that we were unable to deploy an independent observer in the ICU continuously, and thus had to depend upon bedside RNs and resident physicians to report episodes of the events we sought to capture.
Wilson is appallingly miscast in this depressing middle-aged guys' comedy; unable to deploy any of his trademarked lazy-smoothie-achiever style.
For years, alternative service providers such as cable companies and, to a lesser extent, wireless and satellite companies were unable to deploy on a large-scale basis.
Service members can be considered unable to deploy for a variety of reasons, including physical injuries, mental-health concerns, legal action and poor physical fitness.
But they are also unwilling or unable to deploy the military against the protesters — a move that would cut deeply against its self-image and prestige.
She also notes that the DJB's scheme depends on accurate and reliable water meters which the DJB has so far been unable to deploy.Delhi is also in the midst of a middle-class campaign against a rise in the price of electricity.
In a written statement, the agency said, "TSA has terminated part of a contract with Rapiscan since the company is unable to deploy non-imaging Automated Target Recognition software by the Congressionally-mandated June 2013 deadline.
The Afghan National Army ANAA) is unable to deploy large units, despite better training and, according to some anecdotal evidence, a better fighting spirit.
Wilkie, speaking before the Senate Armed Services subcommittee on personnel and readiness, said Wednesday that 13 to 14percentt of the military — an estimated 286,000 service members — are considered unable to deploy.
