Sentence examples for and ready to deploy from inspiring English sources

Fired up and ready to deploy my five years' worth of learning, experience and acquired wisdom from medical school, I, along with thousands of other colleagues in the same role, will assume my place on the NHS frontline.

Critics of the plans said they were sceptical that enough reservists could be trained and ready to deploy in time.

The modification and preparation was started at the beginning of May 2011, and was completed near the end of May, and ready to deploy to unit 2 of the Fukushima Daiichi NPPs.

In 1994, the brigade was selected as one of fifteen "enhanced" separate brigades of the Army National Guard, featuring authorization to recruit 10% above required manning levels and a requirement to attend one of the Combat Training Centers not less than once every eight years, and ready to deploy within 90 days in case of emergencies.

But in its review, the commission said the Bank of England should "continue to monitor house prices and mortgage indebtedness and stand ready to deploy appropriate measures, including adjusting the Help to Buy 2 (loan guarantee) scheme, if deemed necessary".

The Federal Emergency Management Agency said it was working with state and local authorities and was "ready to deploy additional resources if needed to respond to the Nor'easter".

Our teams are already in action clearing watercourses, maintaining existing defences and standing ready to deploy temporary pumps and defences where these can be effective".

As that third fights, a third are coming back and being replenished and resupplied, while another third are training up and getting ready to deploy.

Curiosity's protective capsule entered the top of the atmosphere moving at Mach 24 (24 times the speed of sound), and took 3.5 minutes to slow to Mach 2 and get ready to deploy its parachute.

Sochi 2014 also has been stashing snow, and is ready to deploy an army of energy-intensive earth-movers and snow-making systems to make ready for the games.

The CEAP also activates the deployment of UNICEF's Immediate Response Team (IRT), which comprises experts in key programme and operational sectors as well as experienced team leaders who have trained together and are ready to deploy within 48 hours; prioritizes surge assignments to the emergency; and ensures that humanitarian performance-monitoring systems are implemented.