Sentence examples for a ready to deploy from inspiring English sources

"mPowa will be integrated in Portugal Telecom Group's innovative solutions and services with a ready to deploy, robust, resilient and secure infrastructure to allow us to roll out mobile point of sale solutions to our customers," said Celso Martinho, CTO of the Sapo Portal, owned by Portugal Telecom, in a statement.

Delivery of the first Scout vehicles is expected in 2017, with a brigade ready to deploy by the end of 2020.

Today's Russia thinks of itself as a mobilisation state, ready to deploy a full array of instruments in a crisis.

It's like a "standing army," ready to deploy an arsenal of monocytes in the event of serious trauma.

NATO's much-heralded "reaction force"—a 25,000-strong body of troops ready to deploy within days is already being scaled back less than a year after being officially declared operational.NATO sees two rays of hope.

Now, the MTA has declared the touch screen pilot program a success, and is ready to deploy 77 more On The Go! touch screens to subway stations around New York City.

Though Nigeria's generals say they are ready to deploy a battalion in Mogadishu, it is unlikely to go, despite American urging.

The hostage rescue team is part of the bureau's Critical Incident Response Group, a militarylike unit that is "ready to deploy anytime, anywhere" to crises like hostage rescues and terrorist attacks.

On February 4th the EU said that it was ready to deploy a huge mission in Kosovo as soon as foreign ministers give the formal go-ahead, which will probably be on February 18th.The biggest loser in Serbia's presidential election was not one of the candidates but Vojislav Kostunica, the prime minister.

Eclipse Ventures partner Seth Winterroth, who invested in 6RS's $6 million seed round, said now that the robots are on the market, "I expect 6RS will integrate systems on site with customers, and have those customers experience substantial increases in efficiency from a throughput perspective, then get ready to deploy them in larger volumes".

After a tour of public duties he moved with the battalion to Celle in Germany, ready to deploy at a moment's notice anywhere around the world as part of the army's contingency operations.