Sentence examples for rushed to deploy from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon's big worry was that the Soviet Union would outpace the United States in an arms race in which each side rushed to deploy new missiles and warheads.

During his campaign, Mr. Moon, who won the presidency last month, complained that the United States and the previous South Korean administration had rushed to deploy Thaad in order to present him with a fait accompli.

When Congo was in crisis in 2003, Europe -- led by France -- rushed to deploy a bridging force in support of the United Nations.

As Kofi Annan rushes to deploy the first 30 UN observers to Syria, it is important to ask what good they might do.

The Army is rushing to deploy new technologies aimed at detecting and crippling roadside booby traps, which have proven particularly effective in attacks on the occupation force's convoys.

BOSTON GLOBE Hamilton Lane's Slow Approach to the Latin Market  |  Hamilton Lane is cautiously making inroads into Brazil's fast growing market, opening a Rio de Janeiro office while at the same time insisting that it is not "rushing to deploy capital" in the country, Dow Jones reports.

NIBBLES: The Department of Homeland Security is rushing to deploy facial recognition systems across the country to comply with an executive order, but it's doing so without proper vetting and using methods some privacy advocates say are against the law, according to BuzzFeed News's Davey Alba.

Obama recognizes that the weapons Bush was rushing to deploy do not really work and Medvedev seems to acknowledge that they there are ways to deploy systems that would not threaten Russia.

What there's no merit to is the rush to deploy.

The rush to deploy Star Wars defenses never did make much strategic sense.

One aspect that wasn't mentioned is budget politics, which has slowed the rush to deploy national missile defenses.