Sentence examples for deployed on projects from inspiring English sources

Our (workforce) utilization rate is around 73%%.' The utilization rate refers to the proportion of employees deployed on projects.

"In the immediate aftermath of a disaster, a country's government may be in disarray and what resources are available may be deployed on projects such as providing safe water and food, caring for the injured, burying the dead, maintaining order, etc.

During his service, several of his friends had been badly injured there, and many had experienced high levels of fear when deployed on projects associated with the gangs.

Reynaldo Constantino, 51, the mayor of one of Sarangani's seven municipalities, said that since 2007 he has received more than $1.6 million from Mr. Pacquiao to deploy on projects in his district.

In addition to training the staff in better time utilization this project allocated extra nurses that were deployed on project days to decreases the stress to the system.

In the quarter that ended in December, about 70 percent of Infosys staff members were deployed on billable projects; the figure was less than 65 percent at Wipro.

But he hoped it would end up the same as in November 2015 when hundreds of redundancies were announced but "in reality, very few people left the business as they were deployed on other projects".

Afsana, a young woman in her early 20s, is one of many thousands of construction workers deployed on the "beautification" projects.

"Our system has been deployed on dozens of projects across the United States and most major shale plays," said TJ Mothersbaugh, WaterTectonics' business development manager.

The good news – and the bad – is that, for all today's chatter and George Osborne's curiously tactless observation that the savings of "hard-working Chinese" can be deployed on UK infrastructure projects, cautious governments will take their time.

The proposed overhaul of immigration law contains much of what the technology industry wished for: An easier green card route for foreigners educated at American universities in math and science; a new visa category for entrepreneurs; and more guest workers to be deployed on short-term projects.