Sentence examples for deployed to resist from inspiring English sources
A year before the dinner at Le Safari, in another West African nation, 1,000 French soldiers had deployed to resist a southward advance by Libyan troops in Chad, intent on blocking what was depicted as a vision of Islamic expansionism sponsored by the former Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.
Finally, I conclude with an overview of some of the critically disabled and queer perspectives and practices that have been deployed to resist able-bodied heteronormativity.
Despite an exquisitely detailed understanding of proteasome function and of the mechanism of action of proteasome inhibitors, we have a limited understanding of the molecular mechanisms that cells deploy to resist the cytotoxic effects of reduced flux through the proteasome (Kale and Moore, 2012).
Lieutenant Onoda was a Japanese army intelligence officer, who in late 1944 was deployed to a Philippine island, where he was ordered to resist and derail any Allied attacks.
They were deployed to break hardened terrorists who had been trained to resist less coercive interrogation techniques such as those traditionally employed by the U.S. military and the FBI.
But if Hong Kong does not seize the chance, its boat will sail, Lam added, citing a Cantonese aphorism that Xi has deployed to exhort Hong Kong to collaborate with, rather than resist, the mainland.
A coating roller metered by a doctor blade was deployed to coat a thermal-curable polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS -based resist (for thermal NIL) or a low-viscosity liquid ePDMS -basede (foresistIL) onto the PET form conthermally.
The government has resisted mounting calls for the army to be deployed to help deal directly with the migrant crisis.
But France, which has 250 troops stationed in the Central African Republic, resisted calls to provide military assistance to the country, stating that its forces would be deployed to protect the French embassy after it was attacked by protesters earlier this week.
Diplomatic assets are deployed to smooth relations.
