Sentence examples for routinely deploying from inspiring English sources

Republicans, however, fully weaponized Senate rules by routinely deploying them against President Obama and the Democrats.

Some of these costs, such as those associated with routinely deploying naval forces around the world, reside in the base defense budget.

This has prevented the US from routinely deploying its most destructive cyberweapons, including during the Libya campaign last year, when the Pentagon gave President Obama the option of disabling Muammar Gaddafi's military computer network with a targeted cyber-attack.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces have long been accused of routinely deploying the crude weapons in the course of the conflict.

U.S. police forces are also routinely deploying paramilitary units to make arrests for misdemeanor drug offenses, inflicting needless terror on otherwise law abiding citizens.

When we use epidemiological data to differentiate routine from excessive caseloads we assume that routinely deployed public health resources can be, and are, matched to the identified baseline transmission levels.

Operational constraints to routinely deploy "spiders" were examined.

Unlike the slacker Bush, who famously disdained specifics, Obama routinely deploys his Ivy League training in law.

Squadrons of both fighter jets are routinely deployed to al Udeid.

Kite flying and media management to lower people's expectations were routinely deployed among the black arts of politics.

Companies bidding on contracts routinely deploy thugs to harass procurement officials like himself to win bids, he said.