Sentence examples for the need to deploy from inspiring English sources

The need to deploy water solutions quickly to deprived areas is unlikely to recede anytime soon.

Heads of state and governments recognised the need to deploy additional funding on 23 September.

What we might learn from the decades-long (and painfully incomplete) experience of desegregation is the need to deploy multiple efforts to address a chronic problem.

"It's totally unacceptable, it should stop immediately," he told Al Jazeera English, adding that it underscored the need to deploy more observers as quickly as possible.

Key among the new plans was the need to deploy armed police officers, faster and in greater numbers than before, in the event of an attack.

One Whitehall insider accused the Home Office of "sticking its head in the sand" over the need to deploy extra military personnel.

But plans are now being made for the potential need to deploy hundreds of officers to control what goes into the arenas until the extra military personnel arrive.

Then-General Powell told the first President Bush that the United States would need to deploy hundreds of thousands of troops to quell the fighting in Bosnia, and the president demurred.

If Bloodhound has a hydraulic failure, the airbrakes still need to deploy to stop the car.

If Bloodhound has electrical or computer failures, the airbrakes still need to deploy to stop the car.

Scott Feil, a retired Army colonel who studies postwar reconstruction programs, presented a detailed analysis showing that the United States would need to deploy 75,000 troops after Mr. Hussein is deposed to help stabilize the nation.