Sentence examples for deploy far from inspiring English sources

They have more soldiers than America, but can deploy far fewer abroad.

Since then, Turkey has offered to deploy far larger numbers of soldiers to serve as peacekeepers.

Europe will be the obvious place for America to cut expensive overseas commitments.Europe has more soldiers than America, but can deploy far fewer of them on overseas operations.

Deploying far more roadside bombs than last year, the Taliban have destroyed 11 police vehicles and killed several dozen policemen.

This approach, of course, proved inadequate, and the Fed deployed far more firepower in the form of asset purchases after 2008.

When the campaign to expel the Islamic State from Mosul began, on October 17th, the Nineveh Province SWAT team was deployed far from the action, in the village of Kharbardan.

The jurors themselves were often deployed far from home, and were unlikely to embrace the implication that Army spouses regularly fool around when their loved ones are away.

The end result could be a strategic force that while deploying far fewer nuclear weapons, fails to provide strong non-nuclear alternatives against rogue nations.

But, to take an example from our own era, consider Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's disastrous reinvention of modern military operations for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, in which he insisted on deploying far fewer ground troops than were needed.

"It also shows that they were deploying far more resources than we ever had, and it has helped us understand as well where some of the opposition came from".

Two wealthy donors have each given him £50,000, sparking accusations within the party that the former foreign secretary is deploying far more staff than his rivals and is in danger of "buying the election" with "Blairite" support.