Sentence examples for intended to deploy from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, the Air Force divided its aircraft into 10 sets, called Air Expeditionary Forces, intended to deploy in pairs for 90 days.

Their hopes of escape now depend on evading both their pursuers among the tribal fighters here and the 4,000 commandos that Pakistan said it intended to deploy on the usually porous border into its lawless tribal areas.

If Kim Jong Un had intended to deploy his baby sister as a weapon, he was gambling that the world believes in the image of young, Asian women as incontrovertibly obliging.

The announcement coincided with front-page headlines in a number of Iranian newspapers quoting the head of Iran's navy, Rear Adm. Habibollah Sayyari, as saying he intended to deploy Iranian warships close to the Atlantic coast of the United States to reciprocate for the patrols in the Persian Gulf by the United States Navy's Fifth Fleet.

In a committee hearing in April, Lib Dem MP Julian Huppert asked whether the government intended to deploy "black boxes" that would break the encryption used on online communication like Facebook messages.

In August 1978 a conventionally armed rapid reaction squadron was established, intended to deploy in support of French forces and interests to anywhere in the world.

"But barring such a emergency, we do not intend to deploy assets until they are ready".

It was, therefore, no surprise to read that the neoconservatives, emboldened by re-election, intend to deploy American pressure to derail development of a closer European Union.

After years of denials, Chinese officials have confirmed that they intend to deploy an aircraft carrier group within a few years.

Barack Obama on Wednesday notified US Congress that he intends to deploy 300 troops to Cameroon to conduct intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations.

With human flaws – I fell on ice more than once – I was no match for the drones Amazon intends to deploy.