Sentence examples for commit to deploying from inspiring English sources

Wannabe ad industry nemesis Shine has chalked up another telco to commit to deploying its mobile ad blocking technology which uses deep packet inspection to detect and eject ads at the network level — its third such telco deal.

While Major General Benjamin Foulois was willing to commit to deploying more military resources in the resource-rich strip of land stretching from Fairbanks to Anchorage, he was not willing to devote more of his military's resources to the Aleutians, as, according to him, there was "nothing in southeastern Alaska or along the Aleutian Islands which is worth making an effort to defend".

Last year, Bank of America committed to deploying 180,000 Cisco VoIP phones across its 5,800 branches and offices.

President Obama has not formally committed to deploying a residual force or said how big it might be.

I am pleased that the UK is committed to deploying our troops as part of Nato's Baltic forces.

We are committed to deploying our research through partnerships with external organizations such as the news media, education non-profits, businesses and advocacy groups.

With President Bush already committed to deploying his 'son of star wars' within four years, the latest test of the troubled system - a missile intercept scheduled for 2.00 am British time - was as much a PR exercise aimed at convincing the doubters among America's European allies that shooting down rogue missiles is all that his missile defence programme is about.

Corporate clients are committed to deploying and testing the latest enterprise technology from BlackBerry.

I am impressed with DOE's CORAL and the many enterprise companies IBM says is shipping this month but would have been more impressed with a list of five companies including Google who were committed to deploying POWER9 systems.

The Streams app remains out of commission for now, although the pair have said they are committed to deploying it in future — i.e. once they have registered it with the MHRA.

Major automakers are keen to avoid the same fate of telecoms being relegated to "dumb pipes" because of the advent of mobile internet and over the top communications, and are now committed to deploying their own self-driving taxi fleets as they adapt their strategies to move away from being manufacturers to becoming service providers.