Sentence examples for deploy good from inspiring English sources

The spokesman said Wilshaw was also calling for the government's initiative to deploy good and outstanding teachers to disadvantaged areas and the "National Teaching Service" to be expanded.

So how can we leverage individual and collective resources to build and deploy good technology?

The time to deploy good design is now, because design can address the world's most pressing problems.

(It's important to clarify that I'm talking about deploying good capital on good financial opportunities, not raising and spending money just because you can).

The deaths began to mount, and when, in October of 2013, some three hundred people drowned in a wreck off Lampedusa, Italy was spurred to spend nine million euros a month — and to deploy a good part of its Navy — on a humanitarian search-and-rescue mission called Mare Nostrum (Our Sea).

So public power has to be deployed; and, as Keynes also showed, it has to be deployed in good times as well as in bad.

Mirrors are deployed to good and sometimes disorienting effect throughout.

He will remind everyone that regulation is a necessary component, when properly deployed, of good government".

7.49pm: Marr has just deployed a good line in the interview.

There is a special lesson for boys in deploying their good manners, he continued.

And he deployed some good, waspish lines: "The Conservatives are loyally committed to protecting one British industry in Europe: the tax avoidance industry".