Sentence examples for in a position to deploy from inspiring English sources

The attack on a rival in the Olympic property deal, Billy Allen, showed Hunt "was in a position to deploy a group of large and violent men at a court hearing … and direct them to carry out an attack in a public area for a reason related to his business interests.

So when does he think Amazon could be in a position to deploy virtual fitting room technology?

Once monism has been established, Davidson will be in a position to deploy the 'because' point in order to argue for the claim that mental events are causally efficacious with respect to physical events.

"We need to be in a position to deploy at short notice to a number of different places".

Only China, with its weaker public control of risk-taking might be in a position to deploy nuclear rockets before the middle of this century.

Banks with lots of capital are in a strong position to deploy it but will be very careful with their due diligence.All of which explains why many believe that private-equity firms are about to start making their presence felt.

We have much better science, and we are in a much better position to deploy solutions".

The Pentagon sent the Delta Force commandos to the Sigonella base in Sicily, to put them in position to deploy to Libya.

In the same way as the US and its allies created a network of listening devices on the sea floor across Asia to listen out for Russian submarines during the cold war, China is now in position to deploy a similar network from its bases across the South China Sea.

Many of the countries experiencing the worst of the Ebola epidemic are in no position to deploy robots.

It also took note of the sharp disparity between the two men, who have wealth and position to deploy in their own defense, and the two women, who seem relatively powerless.