Sentence examples for deployed out there from inspiring English sources
ICA, SW1, Tue to 17 Feb, visit www.jpf.org.uk Andrea Hubert An animation awards ceremony could do itself an injury trying to categorise the countless styles and techniques being deployed out there, from CGI to stop-motion, So with this one they've included a public vote where only the end result, the film itself, matters.
The way to handle it, instead of retreating, was to form the troops up, use their bearcat (an armored vehicle that's used to recover wounded people), and equip less-than-lethal munitions (and I saw them deployed out there) fired from a 37-mm gas gun or fired from shotguns.
"There are numerous investigative techniques we are deploying out there," he said.
"I think it's a valuable tool because if I wanted to gather some leads on a case, I can deploy this out there, and hopefully somebody will see them, call and give us clues," Smith said.
Considering Clark, deployed out of position at left-back, had enjoyed an outstanding afternoon in defence there could hardly have been a more appropriate scorer.
As Menell recalls it, there was on that occasion some discussion that Ramaphosa "would be deployed out of politics into business and become a role model in another sector".
While there is a degree of truth in this in certain cases, other players are having to be deployed out of position – Vurnon Anita at left-back, for instance – while some clearly try hard but are patently not good enough.
Support for LGBTQI individuals and their families while they are deployed abroad is minimal, with only a handful of websites and employee support groups existing out there.
Related: Why it's time we talked about the sex lives of humanitarians Support for LGBTQI individuals and their families while they are deployed abroad is minimal, with only a handful of websites and employee support groups existing out there.
In 1996, after a civil war had broken out there, Turkey deployed troops there to monitor a ceasefire between the two main Kurdish factions.
