Sentence examples for governments deploy from inspiring English sources

Governments deploy information systems to provide services cost-effectively to citizens.

Even governments deploy them: Indonesia used one to test whether identity cards would improve the delivery of subsidised rice to the poor, the largest anti-poverty programme in the country (they did).

It has been keen to maintain limits on the way in which firms and governments deploy broadband, hoping as far as is possible to leave broadband to the activities of private firms competing to provide services in the single market.

We believe that a serious effort to create metrics for the spiritual value of forests, in addition to the existing economic values of ecosystem services that western governments deploy, would enhance conservation success.

Jones has also said that in 1996 governments deployed a worldwide program to secretly put chemicals into the fuel of aircraft to poison people.

CIF estimates that if international banks and governments deployed another 5GW of solar energy, electricity production costs could fall by 14%.

On one hand there are the vast budgets wielded by national and local governments, deployed under the heading of "regeneration", whose effect is to crush the city.

Several world governments deployed nuclear weapons in an attempt to stop the threat until they fell.

It's time to ask: Will the Russian government deploy "active measures" of the kind it used in 2016?

In it, she described migrants desperate to reach Britain following humanitarian disasters in their own countries as "cockroaches" and suggested the government deploy "gunships" to stop them landing on shore.

Not until June 2003 did the government deploy its bunker buster it got court approval to issue a special John Doe summons to the law firm of Jenkens & Gilchrist.