Sentence examples for allowing it to deploy more from inspiring English sources

Israel has sought to help the Egyptian regime by allowing it to deploy more troops in Sinai than is allowed under the 1979 peace treaty between the two countries.

The new building adds 149 patient beds for a total of 361 on the Palo Alto campus, enabling the hospital to serve more patients than ever before and allowing it to deploy awaited renovation plans for the existing hospital building.

The addition of "decisive" individuals in each of these positions — Barcelona centre-back Samuel Umtiti and Juventus left-back Alex Sandro are among the players already approached — would allow Mourinho to deploy more aggressive tactics against stronger opposition.

For customers, the end result is smaller, more cost effective storage configurations, which, in turn, allows them to deploy more virtual machines per server.

"The new fund is larger than the previous ones and will allow us to deploy more capital across the lifespan of a startup," a spokesperson tells me.

Other NGOs gained access to ad hoc funds for specific interventions (e.g. for combating the spread of HIV or newly arriving migrants and asylum seekers), which in turn allowed them to deploy more services.

Bitwave tried to allow wireless carriers and ­cellphone makers to deploy more ser­vices with additional functionality but was liquidated for nothing in 2010 after investment bankers couldn’t sell it.

It would be shameful to deploy more troops only to withdraw them later.

Polymedia's technology is based on a set of proprietary tools that KIT digital hopes will allow it to more rapidly deploy its network operator and broadcaster solutions.

The brigade command is modular in design, allowing it to assume command of additional units when deployed.

Its small memory footprint means that wcd clusters very large files on a single machine or small cluster, while its MPI parallelization allows it to be deployed effectively on a cluster of 100 or more processors.