Sentence examples for has promised to deploy from inspiring English sources

Its home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, has promised to deploy an additional 15,000 centrally trained police to the six most affected states by April taking their number to around 75,000 in all.

That is more than either Mr. Obama or Mr. McCain has promised to deploy in Afghanistan, and the American military is stretched so thin, the Pentagon says, there will be no additional brigades for Afghanistan until the force in Iraq is reduced further.

The army, meanwhile, has promised to deploy 80,000 soldiers to secure ex-FARC territories from guerrillas, paramilitaries and whoever else wants a share of the coca bonanza.

Saying that 5,400 of the 30,000 additional troops President Obama has promised to deploy were already on the ground, General Petraeus added that Special Forces were playing a major role.

The leaders have promised to deploy the Army if the police cannot contain the unrest.

West African countries that have promised to deploy troops first have not said when they will come.

This contradicted an earlier statement by the Polish president, Lech Kaczynski, that Obama had promised to deploy the system.

"The president has promised to prevent 'mission creep.' But how many Americans will we deploy?

Clinton has promised to decide this summer (after his meeting with Vladimir Putin) whether to move beyond development to deploy a national missile defense.

He has promised to direct the Pentagon to resume supplying police with the kind of controversial military equipment deployed against protesters in Ferguson.

The president has promised to curb corruption.