Sentence examples for abilities to deploy from inspiring English sources

Telecommunications companies and cable television providers are supporters of laws that could hamper cities' abilities to deploy networks, both wired and wireless.

Then, last fall, Rumsfeld's ability to deploy the commandos expanded.

The landlords control a company's ability to deploy its system.

But if Europe wants to remain a security provider, it must retain the ability to deploy force.

The purpose is to test the ability to deploy a headquarters rapidly in a crisis and to carry out a war game, the officials said.

On Monday the government unveiled proposed changes to workplace law prohibiting terms in agreements that restrict emergency services' ability to deploy volunteers.

Mr. Howard said the officers' concerns related to the "level of certainty" that Saddam Hussein did indeed have the ability to deploy biological or chemical weapons within 45 minutes.

A key assertion in the dossier was that Iraq had the ability to deploy chemical and biological weapons within 45 minutes.

And there is little the chancellor can do about it, because his ability to deploy teachers where they are most needed is severely limited by the union contract.

The Dutch are active partners in regional drug enforcement efforts, and recently demonstrated their ability to deploy military forces (F-16's) on short notice.

As you know, that alarmist nonsense, and the imminence of Saddam Hussein's ability to deploy non-existent weapons of mass destruction, was later debunked.