Sentence examples for deployed up from inspiring English sources

Before the arrival of world leaders, France deployed up to 10,000 police officers and gendarmes.

The French have deployed up to 50 aircraft, including Rafale and Mirage fighter jets and combat helicopters.

Police said extra officers would be deployed up to the weekend and that no more leave would be allowed to ensure the Met had sufficient officers to quell any disorder.

In a section on missiles, it said Iran had deployed up to 72 short- and medium-range missiles and possibly 12 intermediate-range missiles capable of striking targets in Israel, Turkey and southern Russia.

About 10,000 officers will be deployed, up from 6,500, to provide security at Madison Square Garden, city hotels, bridges and tunnels, demonstration areas, landmarks and other sites, according to a previously undisclosed May 10 memorandum prepared by the city's Washington lobbying office in an effort to obtain more federal money for security.

R&D priority should be given to those less-policy-sensitive technologies that are in any case deployed rapidly across the modelled time horizon (e.g. PV), but also to those deployed up to their technical potentials and typically less sensitive to exogenous policy routes.

JPAC is authorized to deploy up to 425 civilian and military personnel, drawn from all branches.

The US military has said it would deploy up to 4,000 troops to the region.

Barack Obama told Congress that he was deploying up to 275 military personnel to Iraq.

In Britain, Crowdcube enables people to deploy up to £5,000 $7,7588) before having to register as sophisticated investors.

JUST last month, the House of Representatives passed the Darfur Accountability and Divestment Act and the United Nations Security Council decided to deploy up to 26,000 peacekeepers to Sudan.