Sentence examples for reluctant to deploy from inspiring English sources

Despite of all the hype surrounding the cloud, enterprise customers are still reluctant to deploy their business in the cloud.

Meanwhile, core countries will be reluctant to deploy the Stability Mechanism, unless Germany's position softens after its elections in September.

Washington is reluctant to deploy US troops to help stabilise the country or to support humanitarian operations.

But, the officers say, they are reluctant to deploy limited resources in opening investigations when they know that most missing people eventually turn up.

It may be that all the countries that have advanced cyberweapons are reluctant to deploy them fully against critical infrastructure for fear of retaliation.

The biggest question mark involved China, which has been reluctant to deploy the full weight of its influence on North Korea out of fear of destabilizing it amid a leadership transition.

The army, reluctant to be deployed in yet another internal political conflict, has demurred.

The government has been reluctant to risk deploying the military, which ousted Ms. Yingluck's brother in a coup seven years ago, but may no longer have a choice, our correspondent reports.

The Security Council has been reluctant in the past to deploy peacekeeping missions when there is no peace to keep.

Our correspondent says military commanders have been reluctant to get involved but agreed to deploy the troops on condition they would carry no weapons and would stand behind riot police ringing the main government offices.

The bilateral cloud forensics system model is an attractive solution in applications where mutually untrusted CSCs and CSPs are reluctant, or unable, to use a trusted third party and therefore, agree to deploy their own component services.