Sentence examples for start to deploy from inspiring English sources

"What we've done over the past five years or more is start to deploy the equipment," Mr. Sinocchi said.

After ejection from the rocket, the web was deployed but entanglements occurred since the web did not start to deploy at the specified angular velocity.

He says the real paradigm shift will occur when citizens start to deploy the technology, for example, in neighbourhood watch schemes.

If they start to deploy that in mergers and securities markets, the industry will benefit.And even if market growth is low, there will be winners, such as the "flow monsters" that have the scale and the systems to handle vast flows of client trades in shares, bonds, foreign exchange, rates, commodities and more.

At the United Nations, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, said plans to start to deploy an African Union-United Nations peacekeeping force in Darfur this month were being jeopardized by government delays in approving the necessary foreign troops, turning over land needed for the operation and granting landing rights to United Nations aircraft.

Trezona says: "For instance, in marine technology, we have a vibrant ecosystem of companies that are pursuing a wide range of morphologies and designs but increasingly attracting the attention of utilities that have balance sheets and the abilities to start to deploy some of these technologies".

And the army has started to deploy.

There, the military units started to deploy in the farms and take positions.

"It had obviously gone through its whole landing sequence and had started to deploy itself.

By the middle of last July, we started to deploy the new techniques, and we started to close deals again.

The European Commission said earlier Friday that the monitoring mission had arrived in Kiev and was starting to deploy.