Sentence examples for deploy means from inspiring English sources
Therefore the task of leaders -- whether in the presidency or anywhere else -- is to reconcile that contradiction: to deploy means in such a way as to avoid doing too little, which risks defeat, but also too much, which risks exhaustion.
Australia's proximity to these countries, and the resources it can deploy, means there are "high expectations on us to respond to instability or natural disasters, and climate change means we will be called on to do so more often".
The paper finds that reaching that goal would require that greenhouse emissions "ramp down to zero immediately" and that scientists deploy means, starting in 2050, to actively remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
Peer-to-peer search networks are a popular and widely deployed means of searching massively distributed digital object repositories.
Mubarak tried to pull the plug on the Internet, but repression couldn't keep up with the pace of technology as Google and Twitter deployed means to keep the Egyptian protestors' voices alive.
So, the rules that China is deploying mean that China really is a currency manipulator.
In the absence of such cooperation, Mr. Medvedev said, Russia would be prepared to deploy "new means of attack".
They face highly motivated, well-resourced "union avoidance firms" that deploy any means possible to prevent workers from organizing.
The president returned in August and declared that he would deploy all means, including circumventing the constitution, to achieve new parliamentary elections.
YouTube and other sites such as Dailymotion would have an "obligation to deploy effective means such as technology to automatically detect songs or audiovisual works", though it praises YouTube's efforts in the area.
Never deploy military means in pursuit of indeterminate ends: Westmoreland advocated a strategy of coercion in Vietnam in which American forces would inflict such disproportionate costs on the Communist insurgency that its leadership would eventually capitulate.
