Sentence examples for deliberate deployment from inspiring English sources
It cannot undo the deliberate deployment of haste so that our nearest allies had no opportunity to express disagreement.
But yesterday was the first time in a quarter of a century that the United Nations formally declared the deliberate deployment of prohibited chemical weapons against soldiers or civilians.
Combine that echo chamber effect with deliberate deployment of politically motivated bot accounts and the platform can be used to enhance social divisions, they suggest.
With slow and deliberate tine deployment to 3 cm, an intentional and iatrogenic artificial pneumothorax was created, the tines of the electrode piercing the lung and surrounding the targeted nodule, while displacing the visceral pleura away from the parietal pleura (Fig. 1B).
Other measures that have helped cut the rate include reducing pack sizes of paractamol for sale in supermarkets to a maximum of 16, which has reduced deliberate overdoses, and the deployment of volunteer patrols and safety gear such as nets and barriers at suicide hot spots such as the Clifton suspension bridge in Bristol and Beachy Head, Sussex.
The deployment of graduates in the teaching service is a deliberate one to ensure that only the best of each cohort of students are chosen to become teachers.
In a statement explaining his deployment of the national guard, the governor, Jay Nixon, blamed "deliberate, coordinated and intensifying violent acts".
The FIA charged Renault with "conspiring with its driver, Nelson Piquet Jnr, to cause a deliberate crash at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix with the aim of causing the deployment of the safety car to the advantage of its other driver, Fernando Alonso".
The participants agreed that existing European regulations on the deliberate release of genetically engineered vaccines into the environment should be updated to facilitate quick deployment of these vaccines in emergency situations.
His initial deployment of just 2,500 U.S. troops to Australia seemed a slender down payment on his "deliberate and strategic decision" to become America's first "Pacific president," producing a great deal of premature criticism and derision.
