Sentence examples for that can deploy from inspiring English sources

General Motors is recalling 224,000 Cadillac DeVilles with side-impact air bags that can deploy without a collision.

Stricter regulation may increase the advantages of companies that can deploy massive resources; to its cost and detriment, BP has shown that it fits that bill.

Both are among the few countries, apart from America itself, that can deploy "hard" power relatively speedily to distant trouble-spots; France is now striving to match Britain in this respect.

The dig was part of a major operation coordinated in Hawaii that includes a permanent office here and periodic search operations that can deploy well over 100 American military personnel.

"To date, peace and stability in the ocean have been maintained through co-operation between the United States, the only country that can deploy naval forces globally, and many countries that share interests.

The diplomatic cable noted that ConocoPhillips "has a contract for emergency environmental clean-up services with a United States-based company that can deploy resources worldwide on a 747 aircraft within 24 hours".

One assumption is that we can deploy an autonomous robot that moves in a workspace.

"That means Morsi is confident that he can deploy the military as needed," Morayef said.

Meir Dagan, who through 2010 ran Mossad, Israel's external intelligence service, has said that he does not think that Iran can deploy a weapon before 2015.

The 3D origami can have multiple degrees of freedom, but by continually changing one parameter we present a motion that can axisymmetrically deploy or flatten the shape.

This beckons for the need to have a strong coordinating body that can easily deploy immediate interventions at any geographical location.