Sentence examples for deploy a tactical from inspiring English sources
"We've been requesting that and also requesting for reassurance purposes we'd like to have police deployed close if not in the stadiums, just to be able to deploy a tactical option so things could be contained before anything escalates".
In practice, though, it is widely deployed at a tactical or individual level by departmental or human resources managers, for whom it can acquire a talismanic resonance.
In the early 1960s, the United States had deployed a small tactical nuclear weapon called the Davy Crockett that could be carried and launched by a single soldier.
They focus on American concern that Pakistan might be on the verge of deploying a small tactical nuclear weapon — explicitly modeled on weapons the United States put in Europe during the Cold War to deter a Soviet invasion — that would be far harder to secure than the country's arsenal of larger weapons.
A more marginal figure than usual after being deployed on the right wing in a tactical shift, but still produced moments of threat without being able to reach his peak.
After the Syrian Army was deployed into the cities in 2011, these villages assumed a tactical significance.
Its commandos were part of a tactical assault program known as FAST, for Foreign-deployed Advisory and Support Team, which has been credited with victories against drug traffickers from Peru to Afghanistan.
It can also deploy 2,000 tactical nuclear warheads.
Separately, Viktor Ozerov, the head of the defence affairs committee in the Russian parliament's upper house, told Ria Novosti news agency on Monday that Russia would also deploy Iskander tactical ballistic missiles and S-400 air defence missile systems to Kaliningrad in response to the US defence plans.
A tactical error, Mailer realized.
