Sentence examples for agree to deploy from inspiring English sources

NATO members may not agree to deploy a third peacekeeping force in the Balkans, one NATO official said.

Mr. Blair said he would only agree to deploy troops in areas near Baghdad if it made good military sense.

Corbyn also suggested in the last Labour leadership hustings, broadcast on Sky News on Thursday evening, that he could not currently envisage the circumstances in which he would agree to deploy British forces.

In one of the most detailed discussions of foreign policy during the contest, Corbyn indicated that he would struggle to see the circumstances in which he would agree to deploy British forces.

Jeremy Corbyn, the frontrunner in the Labour leadership contest, has said he cannot currently envisage circumstances in which he would agree to deploy Britain's armed forces on overseas military operations.

The bilateral cloud forensics system model is an attractive solution in applications where mutually untrusted CSCs and CSPs are reluctant, or unable, to use a trusted third party and therefore, agree to deploy their own component services.

They are also expected to agree to deploying more troops in the alliance's Baltic memnbers – Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania – though on a "rotating", not a "permanent" basis.

He has established an alliance with the Philippines and agreed to deploy 2,500 Marines to Australia.

He had agreed to deploy the parachute regiment in the city.

The two companies have since agreed to deploy 50km of cable in commercial grids by the end of 2015.

He had agreed to deploy the Parachute Regiment in the city against the advice of a senior police officer in Derry.