Sentence examples for time deployed from inspiring English sources

The police, attuned to criticism that they were ill prepared the last time, deployed many more officers.

I have from time to time deployed the old chestnut of having been "taken out of context".

"Being back in garrison is what we don't do well, because since 9/11 it seems we've spent more time deployed than at home," Lt. Col. David Wilson said.

In a recent study, Dr. Karney and John S. Crown of the RAND Corporation found time deployed was associated with a lower risk of divorce for most of the military, at least from 2002 to 2005.

The Beirut attacks were crucial not just to how Washington saw Hezbollah but how it saw Iran, which had at the time deployed hundreds of Revolutionary Guards in Lebanon's Beqaa valley to train Shia militants.

And in each case the commission claimed that the merger would reduce competition, increase monopolistic power, and thus lead to higher prices whereas America's trustbusters felt that neither deal would significantly reduce competition.In the GE-Honeywell case, Mario Monti, Europe's competition commissioner at the time, deployed a largely untested economic theory of "bundling".

And it is wasting no time deploying them.

"I said, 'That's great, but have a good time deploying with the First Armored Division on behalf of our country.' ".

All transactions must be registered with a tribal authority, which will deal with subsequent disputes.Even when armed with these weapons, poor countries will have a hard time deploying them.

This can be inefficient because it is wasteful to spend excess time deploying an application rather than developing it.

Spending less time deploying cryptic behaviours at elevated CO2 may potentially place pygmy squid at greater risk of being detected by a predator.