Sentence examples for deploy attacks from inspiring English sources

Assuming no data caching and no special connection, the proxy may deploy attacks on location verification process if it is able to learn about data accesses and to classify them into two categories: i) data accesses used only for location verification process and the content of read data is not relevant, only RTTs matter, and ii) data accesses where content is relevant but no RTTs are collected.

It's the first race this political season to deploy attack ads.

It has also deployed attack helicopters against Islamist forces.

The Security Council strongly condemned the M23, and the UN Organization Stabilization Mission in the DRC deployed attack helicopters in support of DRC army operations.

Government forces managed to contain the rebels but only after after declaring a citywide curfew, deploying attack helicopters and hundreds of troops.

Despite rebel assertions that Mr. Assad is now using warplanes against the rebels, there has been no independent verification that he has escalated tactics to that extreme, although he has deployed attack helicopters.

Aggressive, outspoken and selective in his use of facts, Mr. Sarkozy deployed attack as the best form of defense against charges that French deportations of Roma breached European law.

Update: On Wednesday, after this editorial was published, Egypt was reported to have launched its first airstrikes in decades in the Sinai Peninsula, deploying attack helicopters to strike at gunmen after the shootings of 16 Egyptian soldiers on Sunday.

By nightfall, it seemed that government forces had beaten them back, but only after declaring a citywide curfew, deploying attack helicopters and hundreds of troops and essentially shutting down the city.

After the island attack last year, the South Korean military beefed up its arsenal on the islands, setting up a separate defense command, installing additional radars, and deploying attack helicopters and precision-guided rockets designed to take out North Korea's coastal artillery.

The built-in trust among "friends" on social networks makes it easier for a cyber criminal to deploy successful attacks against these users.