Sentence examples for deploy all the from inspiring English sources

"We're going to deploy all the resources necessary to find her," he said.

A source said: "All soldiers accept they are at short notice to deploy all the time.

Mr. Pi? said the government would "deploy all the troops that may be necessary" beginning Thursday evening to ensure public order on the streets.

Next stop will be the main election in November in which he will face Jim DeMint, the Republican senator who will deploy all the firepower of an incumbent.

Ms Powell, who was Mr Miliband's deputy chief of staff before becoming an MP, said Labour would deploy "all the talents" in the Shadow Cabinet in a more co-ordinated effort.

What's needed now are concentrated efforts to deploy all the tools of modern agriculture to bring down the costs of growing algae, harvesting the crop, and extracting its oil.

Isn't part of the fun of Hamlet knowing how it deploys all the various theatrical elements?

Stunning to look at, it deployed all the unforgotten skill for placing characters in landscapes, making the scene and the camera work for him.

Officers then worked to trace his movements in recent days, deploying "all the resources" at the disposal of the security services.

The biggest hits of the last decade or so on Broadway — "The Lion King" and "Wicked" — are hardly small shows that shy away from the allure of deploying all the arsenal of effects the big musical has at its disposal.

So even if the company makes all the technical upgrades it wants and deploys all the fancy new services it desires, those products still will not be available to 80percentt of the nation's homes.