Sentence examples for deploy government from inspiring English sources

In Delhi, where a Republic Day military parade was under way, ministers took seven hours to convene a top-level disaster management committee and much longer to deploy government rescue teams.

The bureaucrats of Brussels do not enjoy the same public esteem as the sleek administrators of Paris, but they are well rewarded in other ways.In places like Canada, where the need to hire and deploy government personnel in a more rational way is recognised in principle, at least, sensible changes have had unexpected results.

On Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security showed how to deploy government technology poorly.

It might seem absurd to invest and deploy government resources into a windswept icy wasteland so that 150 soldiers can twiddle their thumbs.

To all of the "Chicken Littles" (including the president), who fret about "excessive" government spending, we would simply point out that it is far better to deploy government spending in a way that reduces unemployment instead of settling for having it rise as a consequence of this spending.

Progressives laudably seek to oppose injustice by deploying government power as a countervailing force against the imagined opressive and exploitative tendencies of market institutions.

Mr Haroun raised Arab militias and deployed government forces who last month attempted to disarm and arrest Nuban members of the armed forces and political opponents of Khartoum.

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has dismissed his chief of emergency management after learning that he deployed government workers to clear a tree at his Long Island home during Hurricane Sandy, an administration official said Wednesday.

Calderón has performed admirably in deploying government forces to confront drug cartels head-on.

Many countries have deployed government and donor funds for long-term programs to address these challenges.

To scale up primary health care services, the Federal Ministry of Health's flagship Health Extension Program has deployed government-salaried female health extension workers (HEWs) to health posts in rural communities since 2003 [ 2- 6].