rapid deployment force
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrapid,deploymentandforce
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rapid
adjective
uk/ˈræp.ɪd/us/ˈræp.ɪd/
fast ...
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deployment
noun[U]
uk/dɪˈplɔɪ.mənt/us/dɪˈplɔɪ.mənt/
the use of something or someone in an ...
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force
noun
uk/fɔːs/us/fɔːrs/
physical, especially violent, strength, ...
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(Definition ofrapid,deploymentandforcefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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I have shortened the notice to move of certain units centred on the joint rapiddeploymentforce.
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It is just as well that our new joint rapiddeploymentforcewas operational and not committed elsewhere.
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I should like to comment on the joint rapiddeploymentforce.
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This further illustrates the danger of increasing our activities in the rapiddeploymentforceoutside our own area.
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If anything, the rapiddeploymentforceis a solution fraught with a mass of problems.
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It is doing so by sea with the development of the rapiddeploymentforce.
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The rapiddeploymentforcehas implications for our foreign policy on a world-wide basis.
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I am pleased to be able to say that we intend to develop a joint rapiddeploymentforce.
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We arc developing a joint rapiddeploymentforceto strengthen our existing capability to intervene speedily and effectively.
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No commitments have been entered into; the rapiddeploymentforceis still in the stages of being thought out.
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I am pleased to be able to indicate our intention to develop a joint rapiddeploymentforce.
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Units drawn from all three services are assigned to ate joint rapiddeploymentforceand are equipped and trained to use their own communications systems.
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I note his points about the joint rapiddeploymentforce.
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Who are the rapiddeploymentforceto be?
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The question of a rapiddeploymentforcehas been, and continues to be, discussed.
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No decision has yet been reached on the most appropriate manning arrangements for the roll-on roll-off ferries to support the joint rapiddeploymentforce.
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The rapiddeploymentforceis a force to be deployed rapidly, not in one particular direction, but where it is needed.
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We have created a permanent joint headquarters and joint rapiddeploymentforceand placed orders for appropriate ships and aircraft.
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Our newly accepted role as lead nation in the recently conceived rapiddeploymentforceadds emphasis to the invalidity of such a simplistic argument.
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