Sentence examples for deployed to remove from inspiring English sources

Tow trucks were deployed to remove parked cars from snow routes, garbage trucks were converted into snowplows, and the airports called in workers to keep runways clear.

Tensions rose as hundreds of police were deployed to remove a large crowd congregated in Times Square, where there were a number of arrests.

Newtonian forces could readily be deployed to remove these problems.

Several strategies, mainly chemical and physical precipitation, ionic exchange, extraction by solvents, bio-accumulation by aquatic plants or micro-organisms, and filtration by membranes and adsorption, have been deployed to remove metal contaminants from water solutions (Li et al. 2014; Jimenez 2004; Bessbousse et al. 2008; Ali et al. 2013).

The safety car was deployed to remove Horan from the track, and Webber eventually finished 14th.

One of those counts said that by attempting suicide Manning had caused the "activation of the Force Cell Move Team" – the disciplinary crew of prison officers who are deployed forcefully to remove inmates from their cells.

Officials deployed machines to remove debris from the roads affected by the landslides.

The Cuban military was deployed to rescue those trapped in flooded homes and also to remove fallen trees.

They could also be deployed to provide internet on demand where access has been removed because of disaster scenarios or similar.

He would have deployed "different arguments" to remove Saddam, Mr Blair said – undermining his long-held case that Saddam needed to be toppled because of the threat of WMD.

Even if emissions are radically cut in the next few years, as-yet undeveloped technology will need to be deployed in order to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and store it underground to avoid temperatures that will raise the seas enough to swamp low-lying nations and cause food and water insecurity for many other countries.