Sentence examples for its ability to deploy from inspiring English sources
It involves the maturity of the fund and its ability to deploy capital into new opportunities (ie "dry powder" – cash reserves for future obligations).
He identified those as Britain's Special Forces, its nuclear deterrent, its participation in the Joint Strike Fighter program and its ability to deploy substantial forces when needed.
A spokesman for the Central Command said the United States had made no decisions beyond testing its ability to deploy a headquarters and conducting the war game.
And American power, then and now, stemmed to a large extent from its ability to deploy hard power to protect nations worried about their neighbors.
And it concluded: "Military strikes to deter the Assad regime from further use of chemical weapons and limit its ability to deploy them would not preclude continued diplomatic efforts.
Apart from the straightforward fund-and-raise provisions, the emerging House GOP legislation appears to contain the Vitter amendment and – according to House Democratic leader Steny Hoyer – a provision to strip the Treasury of its ability to deploy emergency measures to avoid default.
And there is little the chancellor can do about it, because his ability to deploy teachers where they are most needed is severely limited by the union contract.
Its architecture provides the ability to deploy computation to one or more CPUs or GPUs in a desktop, server, or mobile device with a single API.
Explained Fabrice Pothier: "The Bundeswehr is underperforming and has a limited ability to deploy its own troops or those of its allies.
They soon realized, however, that the notion of uchronia (or "no-times") offered certain pleasures all its own, such as the ability to deploy actual historical figures as fictional characters.
