Sentence examples for deploy members from inspiring English sources

In addition to campaign cash, organized labor can also deploy members onto the streets at election time to help endorsed candidates.

And this year we expect to deploy members of the team to Bosnia, South Sudan, Libya and the DRC, supporting the work of the UN and local NGOs and authorities.

The procedure had been used infrequently in the United States, usually by deployed members of the military worried about being killed and leaving loved ones without benefits.

Theys Eluay, the leader of the Free Papua movement, deployed members of his private security force at the airport in Jayapura, the provincial capital, to prevent opponents of the congress from going to Jakarta to lobby against it.

Before his departure, the White House intensified what has become the most extraordinary lobbying campaign of Mr. Obama's presidency as it deployed members of his war council and enlisted political alumni of his 2008 campaign to press the argument with the public.

Mr. Citrano suggests the craze is further fueled by shows like the popcorn franchise on "Dateline NBC" called "To Catch a Predator," which deploys members of a nonprofit group to pose as young boys and girls in online chats to lure unsuspecting creeps to a house rigged with cameras.

Malagasy officials deployed members of the military to help storm victims, although damaged roads initially hampered relief efforts.

Six months later we have recruited 70 people and deployed members of the team to the Syrian border, to train local medical professionals in treating victims and preserving evidence for prosecutions.

Chicago police deployed members of a 17-person undercover unit over a several month period in the spring of 2012 while trolling for anarchists planning to cause trouble at the NATO summit.

In an effort to stop poachers, South Africa has turned its park service rangers into soldiers and has even deployed members of the armed forces to the hard-hit rhino habitat of Kruger National Park, the Telegraph reports.

Participants Combat deployed members who completed baseline (2001-3) and follow-up (2004-6) questionnaires.