Sentence examples for be required to deploy from inspiring English sources

In addition, Charter will be required to deploy high-speed Internet services to roughly 2 million new households, roughly half of which must be in markets where Charter currently is not offered and where there is already one broadband provider.

Civilians who hold these positions are required to continue performing their duties in the event of a crisis or war and may be required to deploy to a combat zone.

The United Nations, with no police force of its own, is required to deploy nearly 9,000 officers as soon as possible.

But decision makers in Washington felt certain that Ms. Blanco would have resisted surrendering control, as Bush administration officials believe would have been required to deploy active-duty combat forces before law and order had been re-established.

The neutron bomb tactic looks the same everywhere; all that's required to deploy it is to have become the Silicon Valley equivalent of a nuclear nation - and these days, that means a social network with user figures in the multiple tens of millions.

However, actual situation was beyond the anticipation, and unitization was required to deploy JAEA-3 robot to Fukushima daiichi NPPs.

For a MAG, the MLD proxy instances are required to deploy, one for each tunnel to an LMA serving as its unique upstream link.

The document describes evolution of network from 3G to 5G, and the main 5G components: SDN, NFV, ICN (Information-Centric Networking), Mobile and Wireless Networks, Cooperative Cellular Networks and automatic QoS provisioning as elements are required to deploy this network.

The rapidity with which forces were required to deploy to Sierra Leone emphasised the need for the United Kingdom to retain high-readiness forces.

Machine gunners are required to deploy their weapons on bipods before firing in order to compensate for the machine gun's extreme recoil.

Instead, the contingent was required to deploy with World War II-vintage Bren light machine guns, since these used only a 30-round magazine (the weapons had been rebuilt to accept 7.62mm ammunition).