Sentence examples for initiative to deploy from inspiring English sources

The spokesman said Wilshaw was also calling for the government's initiative to deploy good and outstanding teachers to disadvantaged areas and the "National Teaching Service" to be expanded.

These practices are highly risk-averse and are justifiably fearful about the possibility of implementation failures and are therefore less likely to take the initiative to deploy these systems.

It's right there in the Chromebook for Work 14's name, a nod to the inclusion of Google's Chrome for Work initiative, designed to deploy lots of the laptops across an enterprise or small business, thanks in part to an IT-focused ecosystem.

He is currently spearheading the Beverly Hills City Council's first-in-the-nation initiative to develop and deploy a municipal autonomous shuttle system for the City's local transportation needs.

She also came bearing a new White House initiative, announced Tuesday, to deploy 450 more law enforcement officers at the border, and crack down on the smuggling of guns and drug money into Mexico.

This national initiative is intended to deploy a co-ordinated team that improves efficiency in resource management, particularly allowing medical staff more time to engage in clinical activity.

"There has to be an infrastructure in place before we can deploy the initiative to a specific county," said Ortiz.

More recently, the U.S. Army implemented the "Look for Xylitol First" initiative to promote xylitol use among deployed troops to improve their oral health [ 6] and have begun to include xylitol chewing gum in "meals ready to eat" (MRE) rations.

A number of pediatricians told they were going to deploy initiatives after the study.

Last year, the US launched an initiative to strengthen the militaries in six African countries and establish reaction forces to "rapidly deploy peacekeepers in response to emerging conflict".

Even an initiative to limit initiatives.