Sentence examples for supposed to deploy from inspiring English sources

The air bag is not supposed to deploy if the sensors detect a small child seated there.

Major Hasan was supposed to deploy to Afghanistan on Nov. 28 with several Army Reserve units of mental health professionals trained to deal with combat stress.

In terms of national defense, Obama said: Already, the threat of deep cuts has forced the Navy to delay an aircraft carrier that was supposed to deploy to the Persian Gulf.

The mission in Somalia, known as Amisom, was supposed to deploy as many as 8,000 troops, but it has only 2,600 on the ground, most of them from Uganda.

"Darfur needs the international peacekeeping force to deploy in full as quickly as possible".But the UN peacekeeping force which, in co-operation with the African Union, is supposed to deploy 26,000 soldiers to hold the ring in Darfur has so far mustered less than 8,000 soldiers.

Comparing a magnified image of the blob (top right) with a model of the craft as it was supposed to deploy (bottom right) suggests that two of its solar panels failed to open, covering the antenna in the central disc (the probe's opened lid) that was meant to keep it in contact with Mars Express, its European mother ship.

Under the free-movement rules of Europe's Schengen Area, such border controls are supposed to be deployed only in emergencies.

Second, see what can be salvaged from the EU's "neighbourhood policy" and the resources it was supposed to have deployed after the Arab awakening of 2011.

Mastodon fossils on Samos were hailed as the remains of the war elephants Dionysus is supposed to have deployed in his mythic battle with the Amazons.

This is supposed to begin deploying in troublespots around the world at five days' notice, making a "forced entry" if necessary and sustaining itself for up to two months before handing over to follow-on troops.

It will doubtless also make it more difficult to find enough troops for the 26,000-member United Nations-led peacekeeping force that is supposed to begin deploying at the same time.