Sentence examples for deployed to make it from inspiring English sources

The party boycotted the campaign in the city, and a Golkar member was beaten to death.But enough policemen and soldiers have been deployed to make it unlikely that the campaign will boil over into uncontrollable rioting.

Secondly, a common term in the context of security is defense-in-depth, i.e., several layers of security mechanisms are deployed to make it more difficult to bypass the security measures.

In the end it's up to the telcos to make a full commitment to deploying DSL.

He says it is made clear to all those deploying on operations that they are responsible for what they do.

Skulls are deployed elsewhere to make dire points about syphilis, while a gigantic black spider does the honors for TB.

In reruns, the agency rigged the air bag to make sure it would be deployed.

The CIA recruited exile fighters from throughout the United States, set up clandestine training bases in the U.S., Guatemala and Nicaragua, and searched for planes that would match those in the Cuban air force--B-26 bombers that the agency could repaint and deploy to make it appear as if Castro's military had turned on him.

Second, an array of specialised enzymes, not normally found in bread, has been deployed to make bread softer and keep it 'fresh' for weeks.

Chemical and biological weapons can be deployed to make the birdseed taste or smell bad tosquirrels.

Furthermore, bacteria can be deployed to make sensitive (<1 nM) oxygen measurements.

A whole range of bugs, some natural, some engineered, can now be deployed to make a whole range of products.