Sentence examples for declined to deploy from inspiring English sources
Boris Johnson, the London mayor often touted as a future leadership contender, condemned Israel with the words Cameron has declined to deploy.
If he has, the cabinet office minister declined to deploy it during his recent "jerry can in your garage" triumph, and may well need it more than ever following the Telegraph's resurrection of his speech to Tory conference last year.
The Obama administration declined to deploy its best political weapons against Christie, while Buono struggled to earn the support of her party's most devoted supporters.
While the police battalion declined to deploy claiming that the General Staff had no authority over the police, the RSK 2nd Guards Brigade did not reach Bosansko Grahovo in time to contribute to the defence.
* * * Sam Dotson, the St . Louispolice chief, has been publicly criticized by the local police union, as well as privately, within his own ranks, for declining to deploy tactical teams to Ferguson on the most violent nights of protest, and for expressing his disapproval of the county's policing approach.
But she declined to say when Sprint might deploy a service.
Underscoring the secrecy -- and urgency -- surrounding any possible military retaliation, the Pentagon declined to identify the aircraft they deployed today, their home bases or their destinations.
Gen. Richard C. Longo, the former head of Initial Military Training for the Army, now deployed to Afghanistan, declined to be interviewed, citing Sergeant Major King's legal action, known as an Article 138 complaint.
The military declined to intervene, and police officers were deployed in the streets of the capital, Port Moresby, bracing for civil unrest, which ultimately did not materialize.
The senior Pentagon officials declined to identify the additional forces being deployed, citing the need for secrecy on deployments, bases of operations and missions.
Marian McGovern, who declined to say how many troopers would be deployed for the convention.
