Sentence examples for should be able to deploy from inspiring English sources

Only society, collectively, should be able to deploy such a tool.

"In exceptional circumstances, Frontex should be able to deploy rapid reaction teams to the frontiers on its own initiative and under its own responsibility," said the Franco-German letter.

France remains committed to the agreement reached at the European Union summit in Helsinki three years ago, that by next year the EU should be able to deploy within 60 days up to 60,000 men, with air and sea cover, and keep them deployed for at least a year.

Speaking at a fringe event at the Labour party conference in Liverpool, he said: "The key thing is our soldiers should be able to deploy and know that they have the support to be able to make decisions in the best interest of their forces on the ground.

OpenStack was distributed as a component of Ubuntu 11.10 and according to Shuttleworth you should be able to deploy an N-node cloud in 15 minutes using just the core Ubuntu Server download.

Students should be able to deploy these models to describe, predict, and explain the basic cell types and to compare and contrast these basic models.

Developers will now be able to deploy their services closer to their European customers, which should result in markedly reduced latency for them.

The police will be able to deploy remote-control swinging gates — latter-day portcullises — to block streets, should the cameras suggest that something sinister is afoot.

America must be able to deploy enough force to deter China.

If travel writers ever descended on São Tomé they would be able to deploy every cliche.

"They want to be able to deploy [a broadband network] in months, not years".