Sentence examples for now to be deployed from inspiring English sources

There is a question here: with all we know about the Prince of Wales and his willingness to exceed his brief and meddle in politics, and given all we learned from various memoir and Peter Morgan's splendid dramatisation of the Queen's weekly encounters with her prime minister's – are they really happy now to be deployed as a form of austerity anaesthetic?

It's good enough right now to be deployed, scoring well above recommended accuracy levels.

The results of that innovation are now starting to be deployed.Many operators now extract the bitumen without strip mining.

Soviet technology had also perfected a smaller warhead for the new Soviet missiles now ready to be deployed, like the Minuteman, in hardened silos.

"All our efforts now are going to be deployed in pressing the government to ensure the next big contract, which is for Crossrail, comes to Derby.

He now has 60 such heaters, to be deployed at parties around the area.

Now 3,500 British soldiers are to be deployed at two weeks' notice to fulfil G4S's pledge to keep the games safe, and during the time many of them had planned to take their summer holidays.

"9/11 changed the perception entirely," argues Major-General Joseph Taluto, who now heads the first guard division to be deployed overseas since the Korean war; it is in Tikrit.A chat with the general's men suggests he is right.

Orgreave on June 18 , 1984 revealed that in this country we now have a standing army available to be deployed against gatherings of civilians whose congregation is disliked by senior police officers.

As data had become more specific throughout the design and prototyping process, the unpredictable nature of both material and assembly method now required for novel construction instructions to be deployed.

By August the division was still waiting to be deployed, but now plans envisioned using them as part of a larger force.