Sentence examples for thinking of deploying from inspiring English sources

"But we have been warned that the Pentagon, for example, is thinking of deploying dirty tricks to ruin us.

Speaking with a reporter, Assange said, "We have been warned that the Pentagon, for example, is thinking of deploying dirty tricks to ruin us".

For the duration of the tournament most German states will liberalise shopping hours, and the government is even thinking of deploying the army around stadiums for the first time in the Bundeswehr's history.

Work will now begin to refine our requirements but present thinking suggests that they might be of the order of 30,000 40,000 tonnes and capable of deploying up to fifty aircraft, including helicopters".

If you were thinking about deploying a team of top engineers to come up with a sophisticated new operating system, you might hesitate if you knew that homegrown variants were soon going to flood the market.

More than half (1,470) of deployed midwives were CME trained.

To illustrate a "big idea" that appears to challenge conventional thinking, he deploys a series of well-told anecdotes that combine seamlessly with popularised accounts of relevant academic research and case studies.

"I happen to think that thinking we cannot deploy something until you have everything perfect, every 'i' dotted and every 't' crossed, is probably not a good idea," Mr. Rumsfeld told members of the Armed Services Committee.

In De Anima iii 4 and 5, Aristotle approaches the nature of thinking by once again deploying a hylomorphic analysis, given in terms of form reception.

Post-Enlightenment refers to a style of thinking that no longer deploys the techniques of rational thought.

However, there is a world of difference between thinking of reputation management as a reactive process, only to be deployed after an event, and instead seeing reputation as an on-going operational issue.