Sentence examples for intention to deploy from inspiring English sources
The conduct of research does not imply an intention to deploy geoengineering".
An aide to Vice-President George Bush has confirmed to me that Bush takes a more "pragmatic" view of S.D.I. than Reagan does — that he is yet to be convinced that it will work and is therefore less definite about his intention to deploy it — and that he conveyed this to Gorbachev during his meeting with him in the course of the summit.
While Mr. Rumsfeld claimed that these reforms had nothing to do with any intention to deploy antisatellite systems or weapons in space, such protestations were cold comfort to the very countries that the United States seeks to assuage about its missile defense program, notably Russia and China.
But Mr Hammond stressed: "It is not our intention to deploy combat troops.
Cathay Pacific is the first airline in Asia to announce its intention to deploy Panasonic Avionics' Global Communications Suite broadband connectivity solution.
To contain the increasing claims bill, the NHIA in 2012, strengthened the clinical and Internal Audit Division, linked treatments to diagnosis, piloted a new prescription form with the intention to deploy it across the country, established Claims Processing Centers and introduced capitation as an additional provider payment mechanism [4].
The intention was to deploy the vessels to Norway to interdict Allied convoys to the Soviet Union.
The intention, presumably, is to deploy misanthropy as a comic device, but it doesn't always work in a show where there's seldom nuance or moral complexity, just Cross's obviously right opinions and everyone else's malignity or imbecility.
And this was because of earlier decisions taken by the politicians "to threaten with no intention to act" and "to deploy forces with no intention to employ their force".
Smith's belief was that none of the governments that contributed soldiers to UNPROFOR had any intention of committing them to fight that they had decided "to deploy forces with no intention to employ their force", having been scared into inaction by inaccurate reporting and a lack of understanding of the war.
