Sentence examples for act to deploy from inspiring English sources

In addition — and unquestionably of most immediate concern — Bush has already used his newfound power under this act to deploy the First Brigade Combat Team of the Third Infantry Division within the United States.

And this was because of earlier decisions taken by the politicians "to threaten with no intention to act" and "to deploy forces with no intention to employ their force".

The central bank also has extensive financial resources and does not need an act of Parliament to deploy them — though it took pains to avoid the appearance that it was printing money.

In February of this year, Congress passed the FAA Reauthorization Act, with its provision to deploy fleets of drones domestically.

This means that writing is inherently a political act, and an ability to deploy or control language is essential to human freedom, because language is the repository of meaning.

In addition to the change of drug of first choice, the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) proposes to deploy ACT at community level in the context of home management of malaria (HMM).

While both Bush and Obama weakened the Act to allow for troops to deploy (Bush) domestically and arrest civilians (Obama) in the wake of terrorist acts, the general idea remains intact.

JUST last month, the House of Representatives passed the Darfur Accountability and Divestment Act and the United Nations Security Council decided to deploy up to 26,000 peacekeepers to Sudan.

Seated beneath the R.F.K. portrait, he expressed dismay that he had to deploy the Voting Rights Act nearly five decades after its original passage.

They viewed it as a self-serving act of disloyalty from a man whom they had expected to deploy that very weekend on Mr. Romney's behalf.

"We have heard complaints of the slowness of the United Nations to act, or the small size of the forces it plans to deploy," Mr. Annan said.