Sentence examples for freedom to deploy from inspiring English sources

So the BRICs have freedom that we don't have – a freedom to invest, a freedom to deploy their power.

The corollary of freedom of speech is also the freedom to deploy that freedom of speech in a sensitive, moderate way.

The freedom to deploy a spot of unilateral ass-kicking where needed is what makes the Captain, and by extension America, great.

With the departure of Tim Cahill over the summer manager David Moyes has more freedom to deploy Fellaini further up the pitch in an advanced role behind a lone striker, most likely to be Nikica Jelavic this season.

By taking an "out" at a moment when the odds of a U.S. attack were actually dropping, the Assad regime is implicitly signalling that it values keeping the West out of its civil war much more than it values the absolute freedom to deploy sarin on the battlefield.

Giving corporations greater freedom to deploy their capital will neither assure that capital will be invested in the United States nor that the economic conditions will later exist to warrant increasing employment costs, by adding new employees (i.e. creating jobs).

"Any restrictions on organizations' freedom to recruit and deploy staff could have devastating consequences for the millions of people who currently need assistance in the country, and who count on humanitarian organizations to assist them".

Their ability to deploy typically comes along with a high design complexity and a limited freedom of shape.

Brigade headquarters are scheduled to deploy to the Iraq War in fall 2008 to partake in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

In 2008, it was announced that I Corps was to deploy to Iraq in 2009, to replace XVIII Airborne Corps in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

A release of e-mails in response to a Freedom of Information Act request yields more details on a debacle involving the containment dome that Shell aimed to deploy in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic.