Sentence examples for as deploying from inspiring English sources

The magazine described the Merkel doctrine as deploying fewer German troops to conflict zones and instead strengthening partners by selling them arms.

Further savings could be made by including things such as "platooning", where a number of driverless vehicles are driven closely together in a row to reduce wind resistance, as well as deploying smoother acceleration and braking, he said.

Yet in investment banking there is nothing nearly so tangible to which to ascribe the gains.Bankers themselves are fuzzy about explaining their trading profits, bandying about phrases such as "deploying our intellectual capital".

He added that, while the city and state would take extra security precautions in the next few days, such as deploying more cops and members of the National Guard, life in New York would go on as normal.

The detailed "how to" lists include instructions on such battlefield techniques as deploying mortars more effectively than soldiers did at Wanat, where they did not take into account terrain that provided cover for attackers.

The mayor, Gerald Jennings, said he has told Mr. Paterson's office that he can provide $25,000 in private money, making up the rest with corporate contributions, as well as deploying the city's recreation workers and its equipment.

Participants were categorized at baseline as deployed with combat experiences, deployed without combat experiences, and non-deployed.

This is the politics of intervention as deployed through the mayor's planning powers.

The classic choice is buttercream, as deployed by Slater and Lawson.

As a revolutionary movement it sees ANC people appointed to run state organs as "deployed cadres" whose prime loyalty is to the party.

Their argument, as deployed by Mr Cameron, is that Mr Blair wants to do the right (Tory) thing, but he has left it too late.