Sentence examples for stage to deploy from inspiring English sources

Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston, head of the Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre, said search teams were not yet at a stage to deploy the submersible device to look for the plane's "black box" but that the new signals had allowed teams to narrow the search area.

Privacy as we once knew it was predicated on a clear division between "front stage" and "back stage" (to deploy the metaphors of the mid-Century sociologist Erving Goffman).

However, following problems with the Inertial Upper Stage (IUS) used to deploy TDRS-A on the STS-6 mission, it was announced in May 1983 that the TDRS was not going to be flown.

The stagehands' union, Local 1 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, had threatened to deploy 400 members and a giant inflatable rat near the red carpet on Sunday - a job action that would have forced Tony nominees and other members of theater unions to choose between solidarity and crossing the line.

"We're very much in the assessing stage, seeing where we need to deploy the relief supplies that we have pre-positioned around the country," Mark Ward, who coordinates disaster assistance for the State Department, told reporters in Washington.

A lot of pro athletes like Durant are looking to get into early-stage companies as they look to deploy some of their wealth.

But this strategy may deter more discerning types who dismiss any such notions as passing fancies.In fact, algae might be easier to deploy at an earlier stage of the food-production cycle.

At this stage, it would be better for lawmakers to deploy precious capital, real and political, elsewhere.

In some instances, however, it is desirable to deploy a constellation in stages to gradually expand capacity.

The team is currently raising a fund (at an undisclosed amount) that it will likely use to co-invest one-third with the accredited investor crowd in equity-based campaigns, "using crowd-vetting as a way to deploy capital to early-stage investments," Meyer says.

It is a mistake not to deploy oversight at the earliest possible stage of a stabilization and reconstruction operation.