Sentence examples for means deployed from inspiring English sources

This paper is about the approach followed by Australia and New Zealand to developing broadband infrastructure, the means deployed to build the network, and policy and market issues.

The crucial question here becomes one of understanding the different forms taken in different periods by the means deployed to set limits on the insatiability of community.

It means deploying classic deterrence against Iraq; pursuing arms control, I.M.F. aid and containment vis-a-vis Russia; combining gunboats, trade and Internet investment to move China along; and deterrence and potatoes to induce North Korea not to go nuclear.

For Mr. Romney, that means deploying allies like Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey and his own five sons to fund-raisers that Mr. Romney himself might have attended in the past, exploiting their star power to clear his time for debate preparations and speaking with voters.

That means deploying censorship teams and filtering technologies that sift through text, photo and video.

The editors of the National Review call the development "pure poison": The nation's full-time gay-rights professionals simply will not rest until a homogeneous and stultifying monoculture is settled upon the land, and if that means deploying a ridiculous lynch mob to pronounce anathema upon a California technology executive for private views acted on in his private life, then so be it.

It means deploying technology, including those that support online instruction and student advising, making sure all students have access to high-quality college education that is tailored to their needs.

But many in the city suspect that in the words "I will send in the Feds!" Trump really meant deploying the National Guard.

The responsibility for security, reconstruction and nation-building will likely fall to the United Nations, which would mean deploying a multinational peacekeeping force in Libya, including troops from the United States, NATO and Arab nations.

There were problems immediately after the cease-fire, the Israeli official said, because "some in Gaza were interested in testing the limits and pushing the envelope," and because the expansion of the fishing zone meant deploying more Israeli resources to cover more sea.

In the past, emergency decrees in Thailand have usually meant deploying the army to impose order on the streets, says the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok.