Sentence examples for made to deploy from inspiring English sources

But putting the dome over that leak would make it extremely difficult to work on the blowout preventer, so no decision has been made to deploy it yet.

Pledges have also been made to deploy extra police on the Godavari's banks in order to prevent people from throwing ritual offerings and material waste into the river.

Kennedy attributes his profits to the long housing boom and the efforts his company has made to deploy technology and move jobs offshore.

If the decision is made to deploy the virtual machine, the policy enforcer module communicates with the cloud front-end and executes an RPC procedure for creating the virtual machine.

He said that at a meeting of the government's Cobra emergency committee in London - which he joined via video link - the decision was made to deploy the RFA Argus to Freetown, Sierra Leone's capital, along with the three Merlin helicopters.

"Tasers aren't standard kit," McVey pointed out, "the decision is made to deploy an officer with a taser and those officers have received special firearms training".

Smaller releases make it simpler to identify the cause of incidents, and having the codebase always ready to deploy makes applying fixes to problems easier.

Some readers were also wondering whether it made sense to deploy new money into bonds.

To tackle this issue and break down barriers to dissemination and adoption, the most troublesome aspects need to be identified for improvement, and which components or interfaces can be standardized or made easier to deploy.

It doesn't make sense to deploy this system without that guarantee".

They are making plans to deploy a larger team of researchers and excavators at the site next February, at the end of the rainy season.