Sentence examples for free to deploy from inspiring English sources

Essentially, with Bitcoin you are cutting costs by using the open internet and open source software that is free to deploy.

If no agreement is reached, each side would be free to deploy by withdrawing from the ABM treaty by giving six months' notice.

The problem is that the current pilots' contract permits US Airways' express partners to operate only 70 regional jets while its rivals are free to deploy hundreds of the aircraft.

As a result, the Russians will be free to deploy new land-based missiles with multiple warheads, such as the three-warhead version of the SS-27, and to keep old ones like the SS-18.

Chemical weapons represent a "red line", Assad has been told, but apart from that the regime has been left free to deploy snipers, barrel bombs, and strategic starvation of entire districts.

Feel free to deploy those sides with the chicken dishes, as well: the frango grelhado, breast of chicken marinated in olive oil and sautéed until crunchy, was uncommonly good, though the frango com quiabo, cubes of white meat cooked with garlic, onions, tomatoes, herbs and okra, never quite coalesced.

We can start assessing the damage to American democracy caused by the Supreme Court's decision to allow corporations, unions and their lobby groups a free hand to deploy their money to elect the candidates of their choice.

The FBI basically argues that since they deploy Stingrays in public places, there is no reasonable expectation of privacy for suspects even though the devices reach them in their private homes thereby ostensibly giving the Bureau free reign to deploy them from the streets or air.

WSUS is a free, robust, easy to deploy, and easy to manage patch/update management solution.

Syria's fractured opposition is deeply uneasy about the idea of a freeze, fearing it will play into Assad's hands and allow him to free up forces to deploy elsewhere.

Mobile devices and crowdsourcing tools like Ushahidi make the ability to collect data easier and cheaper, open source tools for cataloguing open data, like CKan are free and easy to deploy.