Sentence examples for readiness to deploy from inspiring English sources

Fresh reports of North Korea's readiness to deploy the missile appeared in Wednesday's editions of Jane's Defense Weekly.

But his readiness to deploy his monies for political purposes good or bad was not matched by any business acumen.

"Military personnel will remain at readiness to deploy in support of the police should future security situations require," he said.

For Germany's allies, the shift to an all-volunteer force is unlikely to have an immediate impact on Berlin's uneven record of readiness to deploy soldiers abroad.

Perhaps in a dig toward government agencies who have provided wan support of hydrogen filling-station infrastructure, Nissan said the Terra was intended to demonstrate the automaker's readiness to deploy fuel-cell products "whenever hydrogen becomes widely available".

He said that army training would be reduced, but he didn't say which aspects of it were going to be cut and what impact that will have on the army's readiness to deploy at short notice.

We will develop what I would call a spearhead within our response force – a very high readiness force able to deploy at very short notice.

Bragg is the command headquarters of the XVIII Airborne Corps and its fourteen-thousand-member 82nd Airborne Division, the fabled All-Americans — combat troops distinguished by their readiness to be deployed anywhere in the world within eighteen hours.

In times of high international tension, the V-bombers would be dispersed and have been maintained at a high state of readiness; if the order was given to deploy a nuclear strike, Victors at high readiness would have been airborne in under four minutes from the point the order had been issued.

On the evidence of the past year, I'd suggest two crucial elements are in play: the readiness of the old regime to deploy overwhelming military force, up to and including the use of heavy weapons such as tanks and artillery in residential areas; and the involvement of neighbours and regional powers.

Last year, 2011, was the year that virtually all global players signalled their readiness to develop and deploy cyber-weapons.