Sentence examples similar to deploy goal from inspiring English sources

And the low-scoring nature of football gives referees unusually strong influence over the outcome: all too frequently the only goal in an entire match is scored on a penalty kick.This year's World Cup is the first to deploy goal-line technology that automatically detects whether the ball has crossed the line.

Isco and Santi Cazorla came into the midfield for Andrés Iniesta and Cesc Fàbregas, Mata replaced Pedro up front and David de Gea was deployed in goal instead of Iker Casillas.

Historically, it has been difficult to deploy CPB goal-directed strategies because of the limitations of parameters such as cardiac index, mean arterial pressure, venous saturation, arterial blood temperature, minimum Hb, partial pressure of CO2 and pO2.

Trade access is not a precise enough weapon to deploy for other goals.

Debunking the perception that a club could only deploy so many goal-minded strikers before they began competing with each other for a fixed number of chances, Mr Enrique devised a system in which a trio of high-scoring South American forwards Lionel Messi of Argentina, Luis Suárez of Uruguay and Neymar da Silva Santos Jr of Brazil could not only coexist but thrive.

The fourth paper in Part B, in fact, deploys the proposed goal programming modeling approach to identify and formalize the potential tradeoffs among decisions across the three domains.

With the test failure, however, the Pentagon's goal to deploy a limited defense by 2005 is likely to slip.

"The goal is deploy our resources in today's challenging environment where growth opportunities are greatest and to reduce costs in areas that can no longer justify their current level of infrastructure," the chief executive, James E. Cayne, said in the memo.

The program is backed by a new investment fund — called the Fair By Design Fund — which Wayra says has £8 million ready to deploy now, and a goal of raising £20 million in total — to invest in companies tackling the poverty premium, both via the accelerator program and in separate investments across the UK.

In June 2013, Tesla announced their goal to deploy a battery swapping station in each of its supercharging stations.

If pinpointing how humans currently deploy concepts is the goal, this empirically-driven methodology has obvious promise.