Sentence examples for due to deploy from inspiring English sources
A five-nation force comprising troops from Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Benin is due to deploy soon, in recognition of the regional threat posed by the group after repeated cross-border attacks.
The United Nations force, to be composed of 11,200 soldiers and 1,440 police officers, is due to deploy July 1 to stabilize the nation, on the condition that the fight between the French-led troops, who are supporting the Malian government, and the retreating militants remains low-key.
Just before Christmas, the United Nations authorised the deployment of a 3,300 strong African-led military force to buttress the Malian army against the rebels who had taken over the north of the country; the decision came a few months after the French had called for an EU military training mission in Mali, due to deploy towards the end of this year, to provide further help.
This is due to deploying the local flow handoff in the integrated management scheme.
It will be particularly interesting to see whether different gene repertoires play a significant part in the determining the dramatic differences in colony morphology that are characteristic of the various corals or whether this is due mainly to deploying the same genes in different ways.
Additional Palestinian forces are already due to start deploying in the city in order to prepare the ground.
About 4,200 United Nations peacekeepers are due to be deployed inside a buffer zone before February to help consolidate peace.
Meanwhile an international EU-UN force is due to be deployed in the eastern regions, possibly as early as October.
