Sentence examples for decide to deploy from inspiring English sources

Only toward the end of the conflict did Iran decide to deploy chemical weapons.

Humans will decide to deploy such systems and so whether to render themselves obsolete and perhaps extinct.

Technology and automation need not be obstacles to the democratization of meaningful work, as long as leaders decide to deploy them humanely.

If Mr. Obama does decide to deploy the system, Mr. Samore said, the number of weapons would be small enough that Russia and China would not fear that they could take out their nuclear arsenals.

The committee, which is chaired by Bank of England governor Mark Carney, said if it did decide to deploy any of its powers to cool the market – such as forcing banks to hold more capital – it would do so gradually.

According to complicated Cold War-era procedures, OPLAN 40104 would become an operational order if a U.N. withdrawal started, but the President had not yet approved the plan, or even been briefed on it, and, under the Constitution, only he can decide to deploy American troops.

On April 25th, the U.N. decided to deploy peacekeeping troops.

And so it decided to deploy its staff to star in the campaign — as themselves.

"Because of the amount of devastation, they decided to deploy us," he said.

The government decided to deploy taxpayer resources into stimulating economic recovery.

So Albright decided to deploy analytics tools to answer his question.