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Meanings of deployment in English

An implementation, or putting into use, of something.

Usage of deployment in English
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The Labour Party opposed the deployment of New Zealand troops to Iraq.
Radio NZ
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No specific deployment or security information could be shared for operational reasons.
Radio NZ
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Currently, soldiers have only 12 months back home before their next deployment.
Reuters
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But the deployment could take weeks and even months, UN officials say.
The Irish Times
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It follows the deployment of French soldiers following the attacks in Paris.
The Guardian
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Foreign Minister Winston Peters said the deployment would extend until August 2021.
Radio NZ
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NATO has said the possible deployment of the missiles was purely defensive.
Reuters
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Stopping deployment of the missile shield might also ease tensions in Europe.
Wired
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The Israeli defence ministry had no immediate comment on the new deployment.
Reuters
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The associated hatchery and deployment cost of this approach are relatively high.
Pubmed
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The Israeli defense ministry had no immediate comment on the new deployment.
Reuters
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This deployment alone represents approximately one quarter of Britain's current military strength.
The Irish Times
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Not all the thousands of soldiers are pleased about the unexpected deployment.
Reuters
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Soldiers now have only 12 months at home before their next deployment.
Reuters
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The company expects deployment of the service as early as late 2018.
Reuters
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However, a subtle shift is occurring in the nature of their deployment.
The Irish Times
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Deployment through the time
Deployment across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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