Sentence examples for failing to deploy from inspiring English sources
But the United States also made serious mistakes, including failing to deploy enough troops and shifting its attention to Iraq.
The force can deploy now with virtually no helicopters and risk early humiliation (which would delight the Sudanese government) or it can be ridiculed for failing to deploy on time.The AU mission to Somalia looks even more forlorn.
The company was convicted in June by an Alberta court for failing to deploy scarecrows and loud cannons in April 2008 to prevent the migratory birds from landing on a tailings pond containing oily residue from one of its operations.
The outgoing police commissioner, Howard Safir, took an important step this summer when he disciplined more than a dozen officers, including six supervisors, for failing to deploy their officers properly during the event.
Becta also found that: "Despite progress, many institutions, especially smaller ones, are struggling to embed the use of ICT fully to serve their educational goals and are failing to deploy ICT sustainably". Highwire, the new name for Hackney City Learning Centre, has teamed up with the Wellcome Trust to develop a project for teaching key stage 4 students in science, English and citizenship.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration never spotted the trend in Cobalts and did not make the connection between the ignition and the air bags' failing to deploy; the Nuclear Regulatory Commission missed the implications of the "precursor event" at the Ohio reactor.
A Police Department inquiry later accused two officers of disregarding complaints of victims and five supervisors of failing to properly deploy their officers.
The report also faulted the personnel office for failing to quickly deploy security tools from an outside firm to detect malicious code and other threats.
This week at a cabinet meeting, Republicans and Democrats also attacked Mr. Crist for failing to quickly deploy a promised $25 million payment from BP for advertisements about how Florida's beaches had not been affected by the spill.
A Q-10 comes in at around $53,000 and a Xenex robot at some $100,000.Cost is not the only reason high-tech solutions are failing to be deployed in Ebola hotspots.
