Sentence examples for To deployed from inspiring English sources
verb
To prepare and arrange (usually military unit or units) for use.
- "Deploy two units of infantry along the enemy's flank," the general ordered.
Confounding the challenge of interpreting the study findings is the fact that the information reported about particular birth defects among children born to deployed and non-deployed veterans was not stratified by time period (before, during, or after military service), rather all classes of defects were compared among all children of deployed and non-deployed veterans.
He sent a copy to Mr. Carter, which provided the Republican campaign direct access to deployed sailors whose addresses the Navy normally considers private.
Actions lead to reactions, and one of the reactions to deployed weapons (if there were no immediate war) would be sanctions in perpetuity and possibly an American nuclear umbrella over the West's friends in the region.
The groom provides intelligence and support to deployed ships, aircraft and submarines of the Fourth Fleet, which operates in the Caribbean and the Atlantic and Pacific around Central and South America.
However, the semantic annotations of DPSs are developed as afterthoughts to deployed data services.
Understanding the interactions is important for evaluating candidate genotypes, deployment of selected ones and matching management practices to deployed material.
They are also easy to deploy.
The Pentagon plans to deploy 12 Ospreys.
Sergeant Bales was declared fit to deploy.
Only one left waiting to deploy.
And the army has started to deploy.
