Sentence examples for deploying up from inspiring English sources

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

The government says it will be deploying up to 100,000 additional troops and police in Baghdad to impose extra security measures during the summit.

But President Vladimir Putin has pledged the Games will be safe, and Russian authorities are deploying up to 60,000 law enforcement personnel around Sochi, more than double the number on hand for the much bigger London Games.

The regime of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has launched a devastating assault on the opposition-held town of Zawiyah, deploying up to 50 tanks and scores of pickup trucks carrying troops.

Sir Richard Dannatt, the former chief of the general staff, said he felt air strikes had failed to stop the advance of the extremist organisation and urged parliament to debate deploying up to 5,000 infantry soldiers.

A1 Military Setbacks ON THE GROUND -- Pentagon officials said their ability to bomb front-line Taliban forces in Northern Afghanistan had been delayed for weeks by difficulties in deploying up to 100 elite commandos.

Eugenics was an insidious doctrine, unabashed in its aim of deploying up-to-date science to solve social problems, even if that meant writing the ostensible dregs of society out of the American social compact.

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.

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

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