The casino houses the top officials from several agencies who meet each morning to deploy people.
Does that mean that we deployed people to kill in our name with little more than a handshake agreement?
Bowing toward his antagonist, Mr. Hirose apologized, saying his company would try to end the problems by "deploying people, materials, money, everything we can to respond".
Every element of the movie is the product of work — of physical action, whether involving phone calls, travel, packing stuff, or deploying people.
Danish resistance during the German occupation & German retaliation; persecution of Danish Jews; deployed people in Denmark & what is being done for them.
Movements work by making the status quo impossibly uncomfortable — by deploying people, arguments, metaphors, and images until our leaders have no choice but to change and, in so doing, release some of that pressure.
He has brought his unconventional approach to American politics as well — deploying people wearing duck suits and blowing whistles to drown out opponents at political rallies, and dispatching comely models outside polling stations to lure more voters to his candidates.
For that reason, it is more difficult to investigate discrimination with methods normally used to test homeowners or landlords, like deploying people posing as prospective buyers or renters to inquire about apartments.
"You cannot deploy people who are not capable, that will endanger both women and men".The few, the male, the marinesOther critics argue that women just aren't tough enough, physically or mentally, or worry about their effect on men.
Every large Ponzi scheme needs an active network of agents — carnival barkers who pull people into the big tent — and Madoff strategically deployed people in places such as Greenwich, Connecticut, and Palm Beach, Florida.
