The president returned in August and declared that he would deploy all means, including circumventing the constitution, to achieve new parliamentary elections.
If the world also is to deploy all available means to combat climate change, emissions of all the substances that contribute to it must be scientifically evaluated and urgently addressed.
But, since earthquakes know neither national nor technical-discipline boundaries, seismic risk mitigation efforts should also abandon these boundaries and deploy all means and efforts to protect communities threatened by earthquake risk.
Last year was the year of the "Advanced Persistent Threat," or A.P.T., a computer attack in which hackers spend time researching a target and its intellectual property, figuring out who has access to it, and deploying any means necessary to steal it.
If one of these larger [cable and satellite] operators wants to deploy it, by all means, we will be there to enable them.
On Pro Tools, both of these effects can be achieved with a few clicks of the mouse, which means they're deployed all too frequently, along with other plugins, like Auto-Tune and beat correction.
"My wife keeps asking me, why isn't the government deploying every means to find our children," Dawah said.
In other cases, the Administration declined to respond forcefully so that it could retain the option of deploying similar means on other countries.
We are fast becoming an economy in which the most successful nations are deploying every means available to produce a workforce that creates and innovates.
The American envoy Richard Holbrooke negotiated a peace over 21 days of talks on an airbase in Dayton, Ohio, after deploying every possible means to force the parties into dialogue – from passing messages on napkins between the antagonists over lunch to forcing his colleagues to stay up all night drinking with the Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic.
