Sentence examples for deploy most from inspiring English sources

Mr Allawi wants to deploy most of them on Iraq's porous borders but is also setting up a "special task force" division, 10,000-strong, that could be sent to flashpoints such as Najaf, to keep Americans out of the fray.But Mr Allawi and the new interior minister, Samir Sumaidy, are struggling with the divided loyalties of many Iraqis, especially those serving in the revamped army and police.

"That is why the IS thinks it is safer to deploy most of its forces near Kobane in order to protect them from air strikes," he says.

This time we want to deploy most of our capital on the high-volume vehicle".

The 7-ton electric crane used to recover the aircraft also served to deploy most of the ship's boats.

At the beginning of the year, nearly 18,000 of its servicemen and -women — almost half the base — were deployed, most to Iraq.

"Global financial markets", "fiscal rules"—he deployed most of the usual catchphrases, though oddly that old standby "boom and bust" was missing.

Hardly: the whole point of a Europe-wide single market in goods, services, capital and labour is that production can be located wherever resources can be deployed most efficiently.

The government consultant said that while the N.G.O.s had deployed most of the poll watchers to Shiite and Kurdish areas, fraud on Allawi's behalf took place in the Sunni areas.

Many times before, Americans have reacted to fears of foreigners with harsh measures only later to regret it, as Ira Glasser, a former director of the American Civil Liberties Union, notes in the opening essay.Over the past year, the new powers were deployed most visibly against non-citizens, predominantly Muslim-Arab ones.

There's nothing original in the technical exploits they're deploying – most are very basic.

Although proposed and standardised in 1997, DNSSEC is still not widely deployed: most zones are not signed and most resolvers do not validate DNSSEC-signed responses.