Sentence examples for efforts to deploy from inspiring English sources
The prime minister's efforts to deploy the army have raised fears of civil war.
The charges were made as Sudanese government officials continued to resist efforts to deploy peacekeepers in Darfur and accused several Western countries of being anti-Islamic.
Gov. Pat McCrory's office said late Wednesday that he had declared an emergency and had "initiated efforts" to deploy the National Guard and the state Highway Patrol.
The Federal Aviation Administration should hurry its efforts to deploy new technology designed to prevent airplane collisions at New York area airports, Senator Charles E. Schumer said yesterday.
The meteor that rattled Siberia on Friday, injuring hundreds of people and traumatizing thousands, has suddenly brought new life to efforts to deploy adequate detection tools, in particular a space telescope that would scan the solar system for dangers.
- Details of police and security services' efforts and programs to identify, monitor, and disrupt terrorist activities throughout Paraguay, and particularly in the TBA. - Government plans and efforts to deploy biometric systems.
"The infrastructure is being built from the bottom up," Mr. Hendricks said, referring to a municipal and grass-roots effort to deploy wireless connections.
In a larger sense, Mr. Watson said the problems for Comcast are a result of the effort to deploy an Internet service in very short order.
The Obama administration is leading a global effort to deploy "shadow" Internet and mobile phone systems that dissidents can use to undermine repressive governments that seek to silence them by censoring or shutting down telecommunications networks.
The Police Department's effort to deploy a portable device that can detect concealed handguns on the street has moved to the testing of an actual model in New York City, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said Wednesday morning.
These days, Mr. Medin leads Google's effort to deploy superspeedy 1 gigabit-per-second networks — 100 times faster than the 10 Mbps plans @Home introduced long ago — in several cities around the country, starting in Kansas City last fall.
