Sentence examples for time to deploy from inspiring English sources

Peter McKenna Liverpool It is time to deploy a military solution for Syria.

It is an expensive option, and it takes time to deploy.

An additional 100 soldiers will arrive next month just in time to deploy and train in Kuwait.

Now that he had made maximum use of the "bad statement" we had prepared in advance, Clinton said, it was time to deploy the good one.

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said tonight in a meeting with reporters that "we have no plans at the present time to deploy".

We show how to optimise both the inspection time and the time to deploy the antenna given the results of the inspection.

Believing one thing while arguing another is, unfortunately, a skill many politicians have at times to deploy.

The craft will drift along with the asteroid for 2 months, landing three times to deploy NASA's 1-kilogram rover, which will photograph the surface and analyze its composition with a near-infrared point spectrometer.

NATO leaders endorsed measures to improve NATO's ability to take on operations when and where necessary, committing themselves to be able at all times to deploy and sustain larger proportions of their forces on operations in order to ensure that NATO has a permanently available pool of assets and forces that can deployed.

This is too long: why not, say, 45 minutes - time enough to deploy all the key arguments.

New policing technologies allow law enforcement agencies to learn about local crime trends in real time and to deploy resources to hot spots.