Sentence examples for deploy substantial from inspiring English sources

It would be irresponsible to deploy substantial assets merely on the basis of unverified and uncorroborated information.

Nato maintains that it respects the 1997 agreement as it does not deploy "substantial" numbers of troops.

There are 300,000 voluntary organisations in Britain, maybe 10% of them large and able to deploy substantial resources.

He identified those as Britain's Special Forces, its nuclear deterrent, its participation in the Joint Strike Fighter program and its ability to deploy substantial forces when needed.

While the Allies were forced to deploy substantial assets to defend shipping in Australian waters, this did not have a significant impact on the Australian war effort or American-led operations in the South West Pacific Area.

The military has prepared and even deployed substantial forces to the Persian Gulf region, but in ways intended not to interfere with the administration's efforts to build support among allies for action against President Saddam Hussein.

North Korea deployed substantial resources for this possibility and has conducted exercises to test readiness (although it hasn't fired).

For example, reducing the size of your business cards to cut down on paper use is a joke if you don't deploy more substantial green practices as well.

Officials in the Bush administration, under pressure to intervene in this West African nation settled by freed American slaves 150 years ago, have not yet announced whether the United States will deploy a substantial force to help stabilize the country or simply provide financial and logistical aid to West African peacekeepers.

Currently it takes about six months to set up a peacekeeping mission, but pledges from last year's event and Thursday's summit mean the UN now aims to have a stock of pre-approved personnel so that it can deploy a "substantial brigade" within 60 days.

But Mr. Romney and his advisers also woke to a fresh round of urgent questions about his inability to connect with conservative, working-class voters and his campaign's failure to deploy its substantial resources in a way that finally brings the nomination to a close.