Because he speaks very glibly and is capable of deploying serious-sounding budget jargon, the Beltway media treats him as a super serious person.
Hart does not say that a legal duty is binding whenever there is a willingness to deploy serious pressure in its support, etc.
It is not just the fate of Libyans that is in the balance in the war against Muammar Qaddafi, but the commitment of Europeans to maintain - and, when necessary, deploy - serious military forces.
This culture of self-improvement is made manifest in the forest of self-help books, which defy the secular decline of the publishing industry, and in their more highbrow older brothers, literary best sellers like "The Power of Habit" or "How Children Succeed," which deploy more serious science and more stylish turns of phrase to teach us how to win, or how to raise children who will.
OpenCL and Grand Central Dispatch are in prime position to be deployed as serious OS tools, but we don't see that happening with the latest MBPs.
In particular, this budget finds the Army, which had serious difficulties deploying its Apache helicopters to Albania, unveiling dramatic changes for the sake of modernization.
And the department's Emergency Medical Service, the report makes clear, had serious problems deploying, tracking and controlling its ambulance and trauma personnel.
"As soon as Sankoh saw that the U.N. was serious about deploying in Kono, then he declared war on the U.N.," the senior official said.
Penalties are also significant in cases in which a soldier leaves a U.S.-based unit that has received orders to deploy overseas — a serious offense known as missing a troop movement.
But contingency planning for a serious incident contemplates deploying special forces alongside the police too.
Would there be any serious resistance to deploying trillions dollars in loans and guarantees to keep big banks from failing?
