Sentence examples for be deployed against from inspiring English sources
verb
To prepare and arrange (usually military unit or units) for use.
- "Deploy two units of infantry along the enemy's flank," the general ordered.
But they won't be deployed against anyone.
So who can be deployed against Isis?
They can also be deployed against your own civilians.
And who else might it be deployed against?
Yet fearing what future measures might be deployed against them, they have increasingly censored themselves.
By next month more British troops will be deployed against the Ebola virus than in Afghanistan.
These resources must also be deployed against traditional threats like criminal gangs.
Bolt countered, saying the most obvious country the submarines would be deployed against is China.
Those are generic arguments that can be deployed against any enforceable arms control treaty.
Thereafter, drugs were regarded as an effective weapon by high command, one that could be deployed against the greatest odds.
American bioterrorism experts have shown particular enthusiasm, though: any process that might protect humanity from natural viruses could also be deployed against viruses made by man.
