Sentence examples for standby to deploy from inspiring English sources

The agency is also on standby to deploy temporary defences along the river Severn.

NATO currently has a rapid-reaction force of 5,000 troops on standby to deploy within 10 days, and military planners fear that is not enough.

The EA has deployed temporary defences in Osney, near Oxford, Purley in Berkshire and Guildford, Surrey and its teams are on standby to deploy temporary defences along the river Severn.

During the Normandy Landings, the 1st Airlanding Brigade was part of the strategic reserve, on standby to deploy wherever they were needed to support the invasion.

The Leopards never saw operational service, although during the 1999 East Timor crisis the regiment was placed on standby to deploy in the event the conflict escalated, while the regiment was not deployed during Australia's involvement in the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The Leopards never saw operational service, although during the 1999 East Timor crisis the regiment was placed on standby to deploy in the event the conflict escalated, while it was not deployed during Australia's involvement in the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has approved a standby plan to deploy 3,000 troops to disarm the guerrillas if they sign on to a peace deal.

"We need to have protocols ready to go, we need to have a task force of research staff in each region on standby to be deployed into the next outbreak trials," she said.

They had some tricks to deploy (ice is an old standby and aeration helps), and then they let the blind taste-testing begin.

"Fortunately, we have not to deploy a lot of the urban search and rescue teams we have on standby," Mr. Fugate said.

They are also easy to deploy.