Sentence examples for ideas deploying from inspiring English sources

The army had other ideas, deploying in greater numbers and evicting people from the building.

Seeing a host of new feminist ideas deployed in this case is a sign of how much ground those ideas have gained in the last year or so.

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Popular sentiment was turning against the idea of deploying psychochemicals in war.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte rejected the idea of deploying armed guards to help investigators secure the site as it could "destabilise" a situation which is already volatile.

Fernando Flores had the idea of deploying Cybersyn's telex machines to outmaneuver the strikers, encouraging industries to coördinate the sharing of fuel.

While on a state visit to Bulgaria in 1962, Khrushchev came up with the idea of deploying nuclear missiles to Cuba.

His comments came in a section of the debate in which all the candidates rejected the idea of deploying soldiers on the ground to tackle Islamic State forces.

During a speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Ambassador Bashar Jaafari ridiculed the idea of deploying international peacekeepers to end the violence in Syria by saying, "We in Syria could not imagine sending soldiers to defend Occupy Wall Street protesters".

Over Iraq, for example, although the idea of deploying Turkish troops has been dropped, the Americans should reassure the Turks that they will not support Kurdish separatism, which would risk stirring up Turkey's Kurdish minority.

The Security Council on Friday unanimously endorsed the idea of deploying a United Nations peacekeeping force in Somalia, but put off until June a vote on whether to actually do it.