Sentence examples for deployed to get the from inspiring English sources

The most active ones will be deployed to get the unreliable voters whether MyBO members or not to the polls.

Intelligent systems will also need to be deployed to get the important information and alerts out of the data produced when the DECC smart meter rollout is complete.

Or will French ground forces eventually have to be deployed to get the job done?

Helicopters are also being deployed to get experts and medical care to the scene.

Now it was deployed to getting a law degree, studying at night and driving a lorry by day.

The conventional gods who strike so much fear into our hearts are just another weapon in the argumentative arsenal the poet deploys to get us to think and live like the actual gods.

If operators are going to adopt new software or hardware make sure it is deployed company-wide to get the most value from the change.

At the time of writing, Microsoft said it has deployed a hotfix to get the service up and running again, but will "continue to monitor any updates" for the next couple of hours.

The two mistakes, Mr. Kerry said, were that "we didn't deploy enough troops to get the job done, and, two, we didn't contain the violence after Saddam was deposed".

"Then you stop at the end of the year, you draw a line and you look at next year, look at everything you've got, at the different races, and then you decide how best to deploy your resources to get the best results".

Mr. Kerry said the administration had made "a long list of mistakes" in Iraq, and added that Mr. Bremer had admitted to two of them; that "we didn't deploy enough troops to get the job done, and, two, we didn't contain the violence after Saddam was deposed".