Sentence examples for have to be deployed from inspiring English sources

But the troops may have to be deployed for another two years or more, Mr Medina Mora concedes.

However, instead it was agreed that unspent money from the DfE's maintenance budget would have to be deployed.

"Among the resources that would have to be deployed is N.Y.P.D., fire, and that means pulling them off other things".

So the financial muscle bequeathed to the club by the late owner, Markus Liebherr, will have to be deployed on the first-team squad in the short term.

In those kind of routes, the Garda's riot squad would have to be deployed leading to potentially violent clashes between anti-royalist protestors and the force.

Officials said that if allies accelerated the arrival of their trainers, some of the American personnel might not have to be deployed.

But they had to be deployed strategically.

Dutch troops had to be deployed just to guard it.

Eventually almost 1,000 guards had to be deployed.

Thousands of officers have had to be deployed and a number have been injured.

So public power has to be deployed; and, as Keynes also showed, it has to be deployed in good times as well as in bad.