Sentence examples for ready to deploy a from inspiring English sources

Today's Russia thinks of itself as a mobilisation state, ready to deploy a full array of instruments in a crisis.

Though Nigeria's generals say they are ready to deploy a battalion in Mogadishu, it is unlikely to go, despite American urging.

On February 4th the EU said that it was ready to deploy a huge mission in Kosovo as soon as foreign ministers give the formal go-ahead, which will probably be on February 18th.The biggest loser in Serbia's presidential election was not one of the candidates but Vojislav Kostunica, the prime minister.

It's like a "standing army," ready to deploy an arsenal of monocytes in the event of serious trauma.

Sochi 2014 also has been stashing snow, and is ready to deploy an army of energy-intensive earth-movers and snow-making systems to make ready for the games.

US and South Korean military officials have said they are ready to deploy an advanced US missile defence system in South Korea to cope with North Korean threats – a move likely to raise strong objections in Beijing, Moscow and Pyongyang.

Once the world's most formidable naval power, it currently has no aircraft carrier (although, after much back and forth over cost, two new carriers are being built and will be ready to deploy in a few years' time).

After a tour of public duties he moved with the battalion to Celle in Germany, ready to deploy at a moment's notice anywhere around the world as part of the army's contingency operations.

"But it's nothing close to being ready to deploy, in a military setting or anything else.

With the legend of a hardworking, well-educated Canadian perfected over the years, Heathfield got into Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government towards the end of that year, and was ready to deploy as an agent of the SVR.

There is however no complete, ready to deploy distribution of a collectd based monitoring stack.