Sentence examples for deployed in this from inspiring English sources
What this says about British democracy is anyone's guess, but one must acknowledge the astute campaign messaging that Ukip have deployed in this campaign.
The National Guard, the militias, the ruling United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) and the consumer-protection agency were all deployed in this effort.
A loveable young pair don't face pirates as they seek their late auntie's buried hoard, but more contemporary devices - from crowdsourcing clues to metal detectors - winningly deployed in this funny and tender exploration of what makes a family.
Peter Sands, the chief executive, says that since enormous amounts of money will have to be deployed in this area in the coming years, "we want to be active leaders".Sootless in SeattleBut leadership on "sustainability" is not easy.
The solar array, the second of two "wings" that were to be deployed in this mission of the shuttle Discovery, had been transferred from the top of the station to the far left side with its arrays retracted earlier in the day.
It would also help the euro zone by making concrete the undertaking by European leaders last June to break the vicious circle between weak banks and weak governments that has exacerbated the debt crisis.Finance ministers in Germany and other core creditor countries subsequently said that the ESM could be deployed in this way only in new rescues.
Michalak and Morgan Parra will become the third half-back partnership the French have deployed in this year's championship.
Thankfully, we have money to deploy in this environment.
"We think we're in a really strong position, and having additional capital to deploy in this growth is the next step in the plan".
The main data we deploy in this article are CPI data,19 spanning from 1955.1 until 2014.4 at a monthly frequency, and they are sourced from INE (Instituto Nacional de Estadística).
Certainly it's a very broad concept to be deploying in this context, especially when government ministers stand accused of being less than honest in how they present information.
