Sentence examples for forcefully deployed from inspiring English sources

The material handed to Mr Cameron by the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) as ammunition for his Commons speech was feeble compared with the damning evidence forcefully deployed by John Kerry, America's secretary of state, little more than 24 hours later.

The crucial part of this system is a restraint-control computer that takes into account the driver's seating position, whether the driver and front passenger are wearing safety belts, and the severity of the crash to determine how forcefully to deploy an air bag -- or whether the bags are needed at all.

One of those counts said that by attempting suicide Manning had caused the "activation of the Force Cell Move Team" – the disciplinary crew of prison officers who are deployed forcefully to remove inmates from their cells.

"There were lots of athletic, aggressive actions, bodies pushing and bounding in unison and props being deployed forcefully but simply, like the four different ironing boards that the characters used to work out their feelings," said Mr. Hoggett, who studied literature at Swansea University in Wales and had little training in theater or dance.

Thomas Sheridan, a former Takata airbag engineer, was questioned this year as part of a lawsuit brought by a Florida woman who was paralyzed after her Takata airbag deployed too forcefully during an accident in her 2001 Honda Civic in June 2014.

The documents were unsealed as part of a lawsuit brought by a Florida woman who was paralyzed after her Takata airbag deployed too forcefully during an accident in her 2001 Honda Civic in June 2014.

Allied forces to date have not pushed forcefully west of Baghdad, with only Special Operations units deployed in areas like Qaim and near the point in western Iraq known as H3, which is a base for American, British and Australian forces along the route in from Jordan.

And none of these new tactics should be deployed to delegitimise Israel itself, although they should all forcefully challenge the occupation in a peaceful, sustained, constructive and dignified manner.

A previous generation of airbags supplied to Nissan had the problem of deploying too forcefully.

Since 2008, the automaker recalled almost two million vehicles because the driver's side air bag could deploy so forcefully it might send shards of metal into the driver.

Here are other major recall announcements last week: Honda, in its fourth action to fix a problem with an air bag that deploys so forcefully it can injure or kill a driver, announced that it was recalling 833,000 more vehicles.