Sentence examples for sought to deploy from inspiring English sources
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, British imperialists too frequently sought to deploy their power to export representative government, the rule of law, women's education and the abolition of slavery, and sometimes even secured a measure of success.
The answer to this question is ultimately a reflection of the motivations and goals of those who have sought to deploy SDN solutions.
But the proof is in the usage, Kulkarni said, as it starts to attract new businesses that already sought to deploy some kind of technology that's faster than what's currently available.
These views would have been familiar from the climate of Logical Positivism which found its main root in the Vienna Circle, a group of scientifically-minded philosophers who, in the nineteen-twenties and "thirties sought to deploy the newly-revitalised formal logic of Gottlob Frege and Russell and Whitehead's Principia Mathematica to represent the structure of human knowledge.
Indeed we sought to deploy transmitters only on mature male bats (although bat S was a mature female), mindful of the additional seasonal burden that breeding females are subject to in carrying young pups.
There are numerous exemptions which public authorities can seek to deploy when refusing to provide information.
The people who hate the civilised world are seeking to deploy the tried and tested technique of targeting tourists to undermine a nation's economy.
Like his boss, President Nicolas Sarkozy, he seeks to deploy a mix of charm and coercion in order to strike deals.
Tillerson told career diplomats that he sought "optimal outcomes" and would seek to deploy resources "in the most efficient way possible".
After President Clinton announced in January 1999 that under certain conditions he would seek to deploy the missile defenses, the administration paid most attention to Russia.
There has been speculation in the Russian news media that the Kremlin might seek to deploy military hardware in Cuba in response to Washington's plans to build elements of a missile defense system in Eastern Europe.
