Sentence examples for deploy the joint from inspiring English sources
It seems as if like the current generation of adaptation strategies does not consider the necessary cross-linkages in order to create efficiency and deploy the joint potential of knowledge, expertise, and skills to cope with climate change.
The Council also expressed "deep concern" at delays in deploying the joint United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force.
Mr Fallon said the RAF had now deployed the Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft alongside Tornado bombers to provide vital intelligence on IS movements across Iraq.
The attacks bring to 22 the number of peacekeepers killed since the joint force deployed in January 2008.
The dynamic model of the MRRs is formulated based on a novel joint torque estimation method, which is deployed for each joint model, and the joint dynamic information is utilized effectively to design the feedback controllers, thus making the decentralized optimal control problem of the environmental contacted MRR systems be formulated as an optimal compensation issue of model uncertainty.
This month, Generals Dostum and Atta buried their differences and announced that they would send armed men out of Mazar-i-Sharif and deploy a joint force in the future to quell any fighting.
The northern and southern governments agreed to deploy a joint north-south force in Abyei and withdraw the forces that are stoking tensions in the area, the United Nations said Sunday.
The joint UN and African Union force deployed to the region patrols the camps in armoured vehicles and some people feel insecure about leaving the camp.
The joint technology will cut costs in deploying fiber networks by eliminating the need for extra power, electronics, or repeater technology along the connection.
Grasp the upper arm near the joint, not next to the staple-deploying head.
Codenamed Task Force 121, the joint US-UK special forces unit was at first deployed to detain individuals thought to have information about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.
