Sentence examples for being prepared to deploy from inspiring English sources

So too is the prospect of Japan being prepared to deploy its forces with American ones during any regional emergencies.

"People are prepared to deploy these strategies," she said about the enthusiasm for new green approaches.

To be effective in bond markets, the E.C.B. must persuade investors it is prepared to deploy overwhelming force.

In the absence of such cooperation, Mr. Medvedev said, Russia would be prepared to deploy "new means of attack".

Despite all this, some EU members are upholding their traditions of military might, and are prepared to deploy armed forces abroad.

Rai Sue Sussman, Specialist Hutchinson's lawyer in San Francisco, said the soldier was prepared to deploy and that they would have rebutted those accusations at trial.

The NCA, which has one officer at Europol's headquarters in The Hague, is prepared to deploy an additional intelligence analyst to the Netherlands.

Not as much as you could find out for yourself if you were prepared to deploy and then believe in your own judgment.

The prime minister, who said earlier this month that Britain should be prepared to deploy its military "prowess" to tackle Isis, has been explicit in ruling out deploying ground troops.

A Russian official said Monday that if talks with the United States on missile defense broke down, Russia was prepared to deploy tactical missiles to Belarus, the southern region of Krasnodar and the western enclave of Kaliningrad.

The truth is that you'll only get the most fabulous action scenes if you're prepared to deploy an expensive film crew on the other side of the world… and risk them coming back with nothing.