Sentence examples for starting to deploy from inspiring English sources

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

While the UN is starting to deploy a planned 26,000-strong peacekeeping force in Darfur, in recent weeks hundreds of European soldiers and UN people have arrived in eastern Chad to protect Darfuri refugees there.

Mr. Ryan said that he did not yet know when the millions of dollars in donations would reach Raices, but that it is already starting to deploy its lawyers to assist detained immigrants and their children.

Yet a show of firepower is increasingly necessary because pirates are getting blasé about "non-lethal" defences like water hoses and sonic blasts, says David Schewitz, whose California-based company, RSB International, helps protect ships.Navies are also starting to deploy seamen on merchant ships, something hitherto rare unless the cargo was military.

And it raises questions about the recent claim by General Stanley McChrystal, the American commander in Afghanistan, that "the tide is turning" against the Taliban, now that the first units of the 40,000-odd "surge" troops he has been promised are starting to deploy.Yet on closer examination the attack offers some glimmers of hope.

So the Pentagon had some new ones drawn up which are just now starting to deploy.

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.

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