Sentence examples for all deployed to from inspiring English sources

In "Orphans," knives, guns, fists, rope and duct tape are all deployed to violent ends.

Three Papua New Guinea medical employees were all deployed to Manus Island in January, according to internal IHMS documents that detail foreign staff employees.

Her two oldest sons and her husband, all Army National Guardsmen, were all deployed to Iraq at the same time, posted to the same base.

Over the coming weeks, we can expect both sides to continue to wheel out statistics, business supporters and security experts, all deployed to prove that only by remaining in/leaving the EU (delete as appropriate) will Britain thrive.

In actuality there were no Ferdinands with the 4th Panzer Army, as they were all deployed to the north with the 9th Army.

This long-form work (there are apparently six parts to come, a length rivaling "Roots") is one that only Parks could have written, with its poetic vernacular, jazzy rhythms, bursts of melodrama and African American-style magic realism all deployed to tally the harrowing toll imposed on African Americans for every step taken toward liberty.

Scare tactics, intimidation, misinformation, and contesting eligibility could all be deployed to suppress voters this election, according to the Elections Canada presentation obtained by the Canadian Press.

UNICEF calls on the Government to act swiftly and decisively to protect the residents of Mt Elgon and offer support for peaceful negotiations between all the parties involved and urges all personnel deployed to the district to carry out their duties with professionalism to protect the rights of all those affected by the conflict.

All defence personnel deployed to malaria-prone areas are required to take antimalarials.

We are working with authorities and assure that all sources are deployed to assist with the search and rescue mission.

Equally pernicious, said Orbinski, were the euphemisms all too frequently deployed to downplay the atrocities that result from political inaction.