Sentence examples for is planning to deploy from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia has confirmed it is planning to deploy ground troops to Syria to fight Isis.
On Thursday, Saudi Arabia confirmed it is planning to deploy ground troops in Syria to fight Isis.
Yesterday the company gave some indication of large corporate commitments to the Windows 2000 program, citing customers like NASA, Siemens and Motorola, each of which is planning to deploy tens of thousands of copies of the program.
The UN's special rapporteur on counter-terrorism, Ben Emmerson QC, has revealed that the Ministry of Defence is planning to deploy British Reaper drones to Africa and the Middle East after British forces are withdrawn from Afghanistan at the end of the year.
As a result, the department's Bureau of Customs and Border Protection has begun to train a corps of so-called chemical detector dogs and is planning to deploy them at airports, seaports, government buildings and other potential terrorist targets, where they will work alongside the police dogs that have long been used to sniff out narcotics, explosives and human remains.
Bird says Paris city officials know the company is planning to deploy about 100 scooters in the city.
When speaking to 766 CEOs as part of our global survey on sustainability with the United Nations Global Compact, 91% told us that they were planning to deploy new technologies to tackle sustainability and create new markets in their companies in the next five years.
Now it would seem as if Verizon and AT&T are planning to deploy every weapon in their arsenals to try to capture as many of those new subscribers as they can.
On Wednesday, Steven Chu, the energy secretary, told Congress that the United States was planning to deploy equipment in Japan that could detect radiation exposure on the ground and in the air.
The Met was planning to deploy them in custody areas, but after the Guardian revealed the decision, the mayor's team was unhappy because it had not been consulted.
The Police Department, which was planning to deploy extra officers on New Year's Eve, announced it might keep officers on overtime duty beginning today if heavy accumulation prevents replacements from reporting to work.
