Sentence examples for whose deployments are from inspiring English sources

But of the five officers whose deployments are dealt with in this case, Bob Lambert has publicly acknowledged his past, Mark Kennedy has given interviews after being outed, stories about Mark Jenner and John Dines have appeared in national media, and an announcement by the Met that Jim Boyling had been suspended from duties was presumably issued by someone who had not received the NCND memo.

Traditional ISP networks were not the early adopters of SDNs because unlike the cloud-based services companies whose data center deployments were mostly greenfield, ISPs had a lot of legacy hardware and interoperability issues.

The deployments are hard.

Those multiple deployments are like hammer blows.

Indeed, alternative deployments are key.

Abraham Lincoln were not dress extras; they were actual troops whose deployment at sea had been extended from 6 months to nearly 10, the longest by a carrier in 30 years, to help fill the maw of an understaffed war.

These are principles that do not themselves refer to utility but whose adoption and general deployment are justified on utilitarian grounds.

On Tuesday, when Mr. Obama spoke to workers who build aircraft carriers in Newport News, Va., the visit also served as a reminder that a carrier battle group, whose deployment to the Persian Gulf was delayed in anticipation of the budget cuts, was still docked in nearby Norfolk.

Sergeant Gary Sundgren, a veteran of 18 years' service, whose only previous deployment was to clear space-shuttle wreckage, says few guard recruits expected to be deployed overseas.

Its initial deployments were modest.

"We knew deployments were going to come".