Sentence examples for parties deploying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sallid's own choreography is harmless fun, a couple of "Soul Train" dance parties deploying the vernacular steps that Brown mixed and matched so adroitly.

As Daniel described it to me, a clan has four rapid-response options: ambush parties deployed along public roads; a special type of long-range arrow; surprise attacks on enemy houses at night; and sorcery and magic.

If you were a part of a travelling party deploying gallows humour to get you through the Albanian experience, you might deadpan that 17 Nentori was the date you finally cleared Albanian border patrol after your plane landed on 15 Nentori.

Worried, the party deployed Priyanka Gandhi, his sister.

Mr. Seselj said his party deployed 10,000 volunteers during the Croatian and Bosnian wars but said they were part of regular army units.

If each party deploys a good level of security, the theory is that there will be no weak link in the chain, says Chris England, director at access management company Okta.

And voter suppression is an undemocratic weapon, no matter which political party deploys it.

The UN General Assembly did not approve the UNTAG budget until 1 March 1989, less than two weeks before the advance party deployed and after the deployment of the start-up team.

Mr Alexander said both the Heywood and Middleton and Clacton by-election results showed none of the three main political parties could "deploy the tools of traditional party politics".

The government has launched a crackdown on radical mosques and political parties and deployed army reservists to back up the armed police.

While many presidents of both parties have deployed forces into hostilities without prior Congressional permission, there is far less precedent for defying the section of the War Powers Resolution that imposes the 60-day deadline on hostilities.