Sentence examples for and to deploy from inspiring English sources

To have any variety of expertise, and to deploy it, can feel like a happy dream.

This is what he said: My job as Commander-in-Chief is to deploy military force as a last resort, and to deploy it wisely.

Since the opening ceremony, they have been used to track the movements of large crowds and to deploy police officers in advance at their likely destinations.

Systems known as (see above ), used by a variety of large cities, enable police departments to piece together information and to deploy personnel efficiently.

Germany fears being asked to increase its troop numbers in Afghanistan above its 4,500 ceiling and to deploy them in more dangerous areas.

Disney is using video cameras, computer programs, digital park maps and other tools to spot gridlock before it forms and to deploy countermeasures to prevent long lines.

"It is time to treat this as serious crime and to deploy the techniques used to combat illicit trade in narcotics, such as undercover operations.

China has pointedly objected to Washington's plans to sell advanced weaponry to Taiwan and to deploy missiles in a move that China contends would be destablizing.

New policing technologies allow law enforcement agencies to learn about local crime trends in real time and to deploy resources to hot spots.

Critics predict that an arrest warrant will harm efforts to deliver aid and to deploy the United Nations peacekeeping force in Darfur.

treaty, and to deploy the system when it is ready (after a waiting period of an agreed-upon number of years, probably until 1996, or ten years after Reykjavik).