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Other studio executives who may be comfortable with the technology resent the idea that the industries have decided to deploy it before they have worked out arrangements with the studios.
It comes as Indian press reports suggest India has decided to deploy BrahMos missiles in Arunachal, pointed at Chinese-controlled Tibet. Chinese-controlled Tibet
His Chicago Bulls were facing the Dallas Mavericks, whose coach, Don Nelson, had decided to deploy a unique approach to the intentional foul: the Mavericks weren't fouling Rodman to prevent an easy score or stop the clock at the end of the game; they were fouling him before he had the ball — in one instance even before he had stepped inbounds.
"Instead they've decided to deploy military troops as a quick fix.
Nepal has decided to deploy a team of security officials at Everest base camp, in a bid to avert brawls between climbers, officials say.
It appears to most observers that the DCCC has decided to deploy their resource to more competitive district.
Against this background, the U.S. has started to take sides in the South China Sea disputes and has decided to deploy an anti-missile system in South Korea.
That's why the Republic of Korea-U.S. alliance has decided to deploy the THAAD system in South Korea as soon as possible.
Smith's belief was that none of the governments that contributed soldiers to UNPROFOR had any intention of committing them to fight that they had decided "to deploy forces with no intention to employ their force", having been scared into inaction by inaccurate reporting and a lack of understanding of the war.
"We thought we would deploy our people throughout the country by Wednesday, but we have decided to delay," said Duke Lefhoko, leader of the southern African observer mission.
In recent months, the marketing teams for some New York office buildings have decided to get the word out by deploying the type of stylish Web sites once used only by luxury condominiums.
