Sentence examples for deploy units from inspiring English sources

In effect, this would be an extension of strengths already demonstrated: the Czechs, for example, might be able to deploy units specializing in chemical warfare -- as they did in 1991 -- if the Iraqis mount such an attack.

Mr. Karzai had been petitioning Western governments to increase the force and deploy units in cities other than Kabul, to which it is now restricted under the terms of its current mandate.

The bill would ensure that all contractors working for the American government in a conflict zone are put under the jurisdiction of American criminal courts, and it would require the F.B.I. to deploy units in conflict areas to investigate contractor crimes.

You actively deploy units to seek out and destroy an opponent, and the only way to win is to be more skillful at wiping out the weak units in his line to get access to his King.

Yet the need to quickly deploy units following the rapid Japanese advance and the nature of the terrain in the South West Pacific Area in which the bulk of Australian forces would fight meant they were unable to be deployed as a formation.

Therefore, we first deploy unit root test and cointegration test, both at individual country and the panel setting, for knowing the order of integration and the presence of cointegrating relationship between innovation and per capita economic growth.

But they have some sobering advice for the commanders of newly deploying units.

Stop Desahucios is an example of a genre known as tower defense, in which you protect a home base by deploying units to stop an encroaching enemy.

The army has become a tax-farming organisation, with commanders deploying units to lucrative trading and mining areas in return for regular kickbacks.

Fort Stewart was a base for some of the most deployed units in the Iraq war — the last stop before flying overseas.

Everything from night-vision goggles to new body armour and armoured Humvees has to be shuffled around so that deployed units are fully kitted out, leaving those at home with even bigger gaps.