Sentence examples for not being deployed from inspiring English sources

Many clean energy technologies are available, but they are not being deployed quickly enough to avert potentially disastrous consequences.

The charity says the government's £1.4bn investment in children's mental health services is not being deployed to aid children who need help after abuse.

While both Shearin and Gibson say the transition has been doable for them in the Coast Guard, they note that their high rank and not being deployed helps.

"Progress needs to be made – it's horrendous to know millions of tons of fresh food is wasted and not being deployed for the good of people who have emergencies and need it".

The MoD said the jets are being dispatched to Akrotiri in Cyprus as a "prudent and precautionary measure", adding that they are not being deployed to take part in a military strike against Syria.

Dementia 2012, the report from the Alzheimer's Society, says the "significant spend" by the NHS "is often not being deployed effectively and is not delivering good outcomes for people with dementia and carers".

He has not been deployed overseas, the authorities said.

The Old Guard has not been deployed abroad since Vietnam.

The principle is that the military should not be deployed.

The magnetometer will not be deployed during OBS recovery or deployment operations.

But they are not efficient either and could not be deployed at a large scale.