Examples of using Rapid deployment in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Telecommunication Communication Service Providers can have rapid deployment, operational flexibility
Meeting these challenges will require technological breakthroughs, rapid deployment of existing or new technological solutions and system‑level changesin policies, regulation, behaviours.
thus facilitating rapid deployment and enhancing flexibility.
mash-ups that enable and support the rapid deployment and adoption of powerful IoT applications.
In general, there is insufficient investment in the type of capabilities needed to respond to new security situations(rapid deployment forces, strategic air transport, helicopters, communications, military police).
The C-ITS specifications will be fundamental to ensuring the coordinated and rapid deployment of cooperative, connected and automated vehicles in the Union.
thatIt provides a more convenient and rapid deployment of the operating system.
effective use of radio spectrum and ensure the rapid deployment of networks, especially in less densely populated areas.
which will provide more convenient and rapid deployment of the operating system.
which requires the rapid deployment of our forces and an accelerated transformation of the company in every field,
efficient use of radio spectrum and ensure the rapid deployment of networks, especially in less densely populated areas.
which will provide a more convenient and rapid deployment of the operating system.
Whereas a rapid deployment of high-speed broadband networks is crucial for the development of European productivity
effective use of radio spectrum and ensure the rapid deployment of networks, especially in less densely populated areas.
A rapid deployment of high-speed broadband networks is crucial for the development of European productivity
The EU supports the rapid deployment of the African‑led International Support Mission in Mali(AFISMA)
existing strategic material is a vital resource to ensure rapid deployment of equipment to new
Realises that even a rapid deployment is unlikely to enable a significantly increased number of troops to be in position before spring 2008
NATO ensures the rapid deployment of numerous military forces should guarantee that both organisations complement and not compete with each other.
military CSDP, including the rapid deployment and security sector reform pools,