Sentence examples for deploy it as a from inspiring English sources

One of her coalition's leaders has called for the government to use its legislative majority as a "steamroller"; another wants to deploy it as a "retroexcavadora" (backhoe loader) to demolish Chile's "neoliberal model".

That would have been significantly more useful than his actual power, which was the ability to detach one arm and deploy it as a club.

What once astonished Mr. Wilson now produces a reaction so reliable that film and television producers deploy it as a Pavlovian trigger indicating that things are about to get exciting.

Since Chris Huhne stepped down with a strong green legacy from his time in office, there is an increasing recognition on the part of the Lib Dem leadership that the party needs to build on these achievements, to draw out this tension and deploy it as a not-so-subtle electoral weapon.

The intense passions the stone inspired have led admirers to covet and chase and deploy it as a trading piece in games of world politics, to use it as an ornament and symbol for their noble lineages (the Wittelsbach family color is blue) and, with its recent purchase, to show just how far a poor boy from London's East End has come.

And now there is Box Platform, which takes Box technology and allows developers to deploy it as a content management backend inside of their own applications.

Republicans and Democrats obsessed about it, campaigned against it, fought over how to tame it and deployed it as a tool of mutual embarrassment.

The orchestra demands some 80 players, yet Ms. Saariaho most often deploys it as a web of chamber groups interacting contrapuntally with the vocal lines.

If people can be persuaded to believe once more in the legitimacy of government, then Brown can get on with deploying it as a tool for political change.

This isn't to say political intrigue is missing from best-seller lists; thriller writers often use it to set a plot in motion, deploying it as a backdrop or a pretext.

The latter, a small hand-pumped organ, was prized by English missionaries to India in the mid-nineteenth century, who deployed it as a kind of portable church organ.