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- noun Failure to
deploy .
Etymologies
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Examples
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One senior Pakistani official says it's "" premature '' to speak of nondeployment until both sides prove they can build actual weapons, as opposed to mere test devices.
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A scarcity of lines means that an army relying totally on rail requires a long time to deploy; the presence of nondeployment traffic on the lines can cause further delays.
FM 100-61 Chptr 3 Strategic and Operational March United States Army 1998
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A scarcity of lines means that an army relying totally on rail requires a long time to deploy; the presence of nondeployment traffic on the lines can cause further delays.
FM 100-61 Chptr 3 Strategic and Operational March United States Army 1998
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And those very difficult issues deal, first of all, with nondeployment of nuclear weapons and also making sure that such a deployment is not something that we will be preparing for.
Clinton And Others At Nato Russia Founding Act ITY National Archives 1997
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Such a nondeployment would be humiliating and would convey the dangerous impression that our marines were cowering in a corner and would not resist if attacked, I countered.
Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993
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We have made clear for a number of months things that could be done in terms of nondeployment assurances, in terms of various protocols that could satisfy them that they were not under a nuclear threat -- that sort of thing.
Background Briefing On South Korea Kim Visit ITY National Archives 1993
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The Soviets first proposed fifteen to twenty years, with an indefinite period for negotiation about what could happen after this nondeployment period.
Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993
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Such a nondeployment would be humiliating and would convey the dangerous impression that our marines were cowering in a corner and would not resist if attacked, I countered.
Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993
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The Soviets first proposed fifteen to twenty years, with an indefinite period for negotiation about what could happen after this nondeployment period.
Turmoil and Triumph George P. Shultz 1993
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Russia has other reasons for negotiating subsequent strategic nuclear arms reductions, including reliable guarantees for the nondeployment of a U.S. missile defense system in Eastern Europe, Perkovic said.
RIA Novosti 2010
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