Sentence examples for are willing to deploy from inspiring English sources

Openness to investment means a country can shop the world for firms that are willing to deploy capital.

But this creates opportunity for folks who are willing to deploy capital now," Ball explained.

Are you, the majority party, prepared to take action?" Cohen said that Democrats should be willing to deploy the so-called "nuclear option," also known as the "constitutional option," a highly controversial move that would allow the majority party to unilaterally end a filibuster and force an up-down vote.

They don't do it unimaginatively, though – Smith is willing to deploy tricky zone blitzes with his linebackers and safeties.

At a speech in Brussels on Tuesday, he said the alliance was willing to deploy forces in Iraq.

In fact, Mr. Obama has asserted that he would use military force to solve problems in numerous situations, including being willing to deploy troops to Iraq.

The general wanted to know how many fighters Mr. Chalabi had and if he would be willing to deploy them, according to Colonel Seel.

What's more, they're willing to deploy legislative terrorism — threatening to shut down the government and to allow the United States to default on its debt — to get their way.

What's more, they're willing to deploy legislative terrorism threatening to shut down the government and to allow the United States to default on its debt to get their way.

Col. Steven Pflanz, a senior psychiatrist in the Air Force, who was not involved in the Trevino case, said the Air Force considered the stress disorder to be treatable and therefore was willing to deploy an airman with a history of it.

The United States could make more inroads with a larger ground force, but some military analysts have said that the Obama administration would have to be willing to deploy several thousand troops to push militants out of cities such as Fallujah, Mosul and Tikrit.