Sentence examples for longer deploy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Armitage also told Mr. Manglapus that the United States would no longer deploy fighter planes at Clark Air Base.

Since countries in the euro can no longer deploy macroeconomic policy to offset the pain of other measures, it drives up the overall cost of reform.

In one scenario envisaged in the report, a number of South American countries would break with the prohibition line and decide that they will no longer deploy law enforcement and the army against drug cartels, having concluded that the human costs of the "war on drugs" is too high.

First, in 1985, he announced that the Soviet Union would no longer deploy intermediate-range nuclear forces (INFs) in Eastern Europe.

Post-Enlightenment refers to a style of thinking that no longer deploys the techniques of rational thought.

While no longer deploying the original interceptors in Poland, the United States "would prefer to put the SM-3s in Poland," Mr. Gates said.

Statistics pointing to 700 deaths from 13 aircraft crashes since 2005 suggest that this is the case, though Russian-made Tupolevs (no longer deployed in Iran) have been the most accident-prone.

The rest of the Nik software, which is focused on desktop photo editing, will still be available but, with Google no longer deploying resources, future updates to the Windows, Photoshop or Mac platforms may break it in future.

Another technology for capturing the energy of sunlight, solar thermal, also grew hugely, albeit more slowly because it takes longer to deploy.

In Delhi, where a Republic Day military parade was under way, ministers took seven hours to convene a top-level disaster management committee and much longer to deploy government rescue teams.

European allies rejoiced that the midrange nuclear missiles would no longer be deployed in their backyards.