Sentence examples for push to deploy from inspiring English sources

This is ludicrous". He added that he would push to deploy "forward-leaning border control agents" closer to the actual border; use new technologies, including drones, to monitor border traffic; and fix the E-Verify system and stop providing law enforcement funding to "sanctuary cities" that refuse to work with federal agencies to deport illegal immigrants.

There will be setbacks, such as Unocal and Rio Tinto, but Beijing's push to deploy abroad the wealth of the Chinese nation is beginning once again.

The drifting deadline is the latest in a string of accommodations Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, has been forced to make as it pushes to deploy radio frequency identification in its supply tracking process.

The San Diego School District's recent purchase of 26,000 iPads is just one of many recent examples of districts and states pushing to deploy tablets in their schools.

It's an aggressive move by the autonomous vehicle technology company to double its size as it pushes to deploy a robotaxi service by the end of the year.

On the opening day, India's Prime Minister Narenda Modi launched an alliance of 120 countries pushing to deploy solar energy across the world.

Source Push-to-Deploy: App Engine now supports deployment of Python and PHP applications via the Git tool.

Additionally, Google App Engine is offering deeper support for Git with the ability to deploy Python and PHP applications to App Engine with a "Source Push-to-Deploy" feature.

Google just launched Google App Engine 1.8.1 with a host of new features, most notable among them a long-awaited search API and push-to-deploy feature similar to pushing code to a Git repository.

I frequently use Heroku professionally, and you know what, they're pretty terrific too: not as good as App Engine at asynchronous tasks or automatic load balancing, but much better at git-push-to-deploy, and PostgreSQL databases, and, well, not providing a sea of APIs whose equivalents are completely unavailable anywhere else.

Perhaps this debacle will give Twitter the push they need to deploy that feature.