Sentence examples for commitment to deploy from inspiring English sources
Tajikistan reconfirmed its commitment to deploy a company-sized peacekeeping unit in 2011.
Thursday's bombing has put a question mark over Britain's commitment to deploy troops to the country in the coming weeks.
Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon was premised on the UN's commitment to deploy peacekeeping forces in the area and prevent terrorist aggression against Israel by Hezbollah.
Nigeria has begun to send peacekeepers into Liberia and the United States has positioned marines offshore, but has made no specific commitment to deploy troops.
Instead, Bush outlined what he said is an Iraqi commitment to deploy new troops and commanders across Baghdad to boost security and build trust.
There is also a far larger international commitment to deploy an effective peacekeeping force in Afghanistan, they said, than in the failed United Nations missions in Rwanda, Bosnia and Somalia.
"We are confident that our product portfolio, strong cash flow, commitment to deploying new technology and market momentum will allow us to outpace peer companies at a time when business levels are difficult to predict," Otellini said.
"Today's move signifies Microsoft's commitment to deploying intelligent technology and democratizing AI in a way that changes our lives and the world around us for the better.
The transformation of the health services in the Western Cape Province has included a specific commitment to deploying family physicians within the district health services [ 22, 23].
This is a partial list of AT&T SBCC) announced commitments to deploy fiber optics in multiple states--mostly to be completed by the year 2000.
