Sentence examples for considered deploying from inspiring English sources

Britain had considered deploying more troops to replace departing Spanish and Polish forces.

At one point, the White House considered deploying a rotating cast of briefers, in part to prevent the president, who has a short attention span, from growing bored or angry with his press secretary.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer back in February denied an Associated Press report that said a Department of Homeland Security memo showed the administration considered deploying the National Guard to rein in illegal immigration.

In the second world war, the German military considered deploying an infrasound device, called the Wirbelwind Kanone (Whirlwind Cannon), aimed at knocking enemy bombers out of the sky using a vortex of sound.

Dugher will challenge the cabinet office minister Francis Maude to apologise in the House of Commons after Whitehall papers released under the 30-year rule showed that the Thatcher government considered deploying troops at the height of the strike, which lasted from March 1984 to March 1985.

The Australian Government considered deploying pilots from 805 Squadron to fight in Vietnam during 1967 and 1968.

Consider deploying technology to bring social media channels on to one interface for easy monitoring.

Admiral Boyce said London was considering deploying special forces for the war in Afghanistan.

It is a tactic royals could perhaps consider deploying for themselves.

It did consider deploying armed Predators, but military experts said the craft were not ready.

October 14, 2012 Updated at 2.55pm BST 12.22pm BST UN denies it is considering deploying peacekeeping force to Syria.