Sentence examples for aimed to deploy from inspiring English sources
A release of e-mails in response to a Freedom of Information Act request yields more details on a debacle involving the containment dome that Shell aimed to deploy in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic.
The Suaineadh project was aimed to deploy a 2×2m2 space web by centrifugal forces in milli-gravity conditions and act as a test bed for the space web technology.
14 The programme aimed to deploy 12 000 rural Community Midwives (CMW) over 5 years.
With the objective of providing skilled birth attendance to women living in remote areas, the program aimed to deploy 12,000 CMWs over a five year period between 2007 and 2012 [ 5].
To increase skilled birth attendance in rural areas and underserved urban slums, the Program besides focusing on health system strengthening for providing emergency obstetric care services, aimed to deploy 12,000 community midwives (CMWs) in community of their residence by the year 2012.
The AFL-CIO aims to deploy 250,000 campaign volunteers this year.
Project 3,000 aims to deploy 3,000 new female coaches across sport over the next two years to address the gender imbalance.
Under its current plan, the Army is aiming to deploy its active-duty divisions overseas for a year, and then bring them home for two years to retrain and re-equip them.
BT aims to deploy "ultrafast" broadband to 12m premises but the tally includes only 2m sites with fibre-optic, or fibre to the premises (FTTP), lines, which purists regard as the only kit worthy of the "ultra" superlative.
Australia has been supporting the development of an OECD program, Tax Inspectors Without Borders, which will aim to deploy existing and retired tax officials from OECD countries into the tax authorities of developing countries.
While the authorities must work to "keep economic growth within a reasonable range," they will aim to deploy "targeted" policies and "not change the direction of policies based only on temporary changes in economic barometers," he said, according to Xinhua.
