Sentence examples for deployed a program from inspiring English sources
I.B.M. deployed a program called Babble that allowed moderators and project managers to instantly message each other with questions, comments and snide remarks about how things were going.
Jones has also said that in 1996 governments deployed a worldwide program to secretly put chemicals into the fuel of aircraft to poison people.
covertly deployed a social-media program in Cuba in the hope of bringing about a Cuban Spring.
Deploying a recognition program that highlights and rewards company values helps advance your long-term mission and boosts morale.
Microsoft on Wednesday announced five new "critical" flaws in its software and provided patches to fix them in order to prevent hackers from gaining access to personal computers by deploying a malicious program similar to the devastating Blaster worm.
"We need to have every single school in America immediately deploy a protection program proven to work -- and by that I mean armed security," said the NRA's Wayne LaPierre just one week after the massacre.
Therefore, exercising the authority granted by Congress in this legislation, we quickly deployed a $250 billion capital injection program, fully anticipating we would follow that with a program for buying troubled assets.
As the largest purchaser of health care in the world, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has deployed a series of interrelated programs designed to spur the adoption and utilization of health information technology.
Facebook has quietly built and deployed an artificial intelligence programming tool called SapFix that scans code, automatically identifies bugs, tests different patches and suggests the best ones that engineers can choose to implement.
One of the most intriguing tools that Gonzalez deploys is a program called MUSE, which can search an e-mail database and map the writer's feelings with uncanny accuracy.
In addition, the agency is hoping to deploy a sophisticated screening program, used successfully on seafood, to better identify high-risk foods at the border.
