Sentence examples for making and deploying from inspiring English sources

They say there are daunting obstacles to making and deploying these germ, chemical or radiological weapons.

Isis has succeeded in making and deploying chemical agents in the Middle East, a US intelligence official has said.

Former generals say they earn their keep training recruits to make and deploy explosives.

"About 60 per cent of what's required could be done, made and deployed in the UK.

Somebody's going to make a million dollars figuring out a way to get those solar panels made and deployed in our hoods.

Chemical Perils Chemical weapons are typically less likely than germ weapons to cause widespread death and illness, but experts say they are easier to make and deploy.

Israel is the first country to make and deploy (and sell, to China, India, South Korea and others) a weapon that can attack pre-emptively without a human in charge.

"Or is it the part that tells me 'that's a bad guy'?" Israel is the first country to make and deploy (and sell, to China, India, South Korea and others) a weapon that can attack pre-emptively without a human in charge.

An example of that support is a working capital scheme to provide the debt that businesses need to make and deploy their product, with UK Export Finance providing up to 60% support for that debt, for levels as low as £25,000.

For some portion of that time, Martin was in the NSA's elite hacker unit, Tailored Access Operations, which makes and deploys software used to penetrate foreign targets' computer networks for foreign espionage purposes.

Haley, the administration's most prominent diplomatic voice until a new secretary of state is confirmed, said the new round of sanctions will target Russian companies that have helped the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad make and deploy chemical weapons.