Sentence examples for right to deploy from inspiring English sources

"You've got to give prime ministers the right to deploy our special forces when they think it's crucial.

In a press conference this week, Mr Barroso insisted that no decisions had been taken and emphasised his right to deploy his team as he sees fit.

Accordingly, we will vigorously defend our right to deploy the Ericsson EV-DO Global System in customer networks according to existing commitments".

This is often justified by notions of equity or fairness: everyone should have clean water and health care, and everyone should have the right to deploy their talent.

"It is only under such circumstances that we believe Iran has the right to deploy nuclear energy and technology for peaceful purposes".

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, often questions why the United States thinks it has the right to deploy warships near Iran.

The states have rights to deploy individual Guard units when the governor deems it necessary for state emergencies". The Guard, which dates to 1636, is descended from the Colonial Militia.

The candidate quoted former Secretary of State Colin Powell reflecting the need to be sure the intelligence was correct, to deploy the right amount of troops and to make sure that an exit strategy was planned.

If this isn't the right time to deploy his heat shield, when is? Along with political courage, the president needs to summon some uncharacteristic restraint.

"There's a lot of terrific things about the UK market that makes it the right place to deploy new nuclear technology," said Tom Mundy, head of programme development at US company NuScale, one of the frontrunners.

If you're a political person, what do you do, what's the right way to deploy it?" So, as a political person, how would she describe her politics?