Sentence examples for to deploy about from inspiring English sources
He expects Blackstone to deploy about the same amount of private equity capital this year as the $3.4 billion it spent in 2008.
Mr. Annan and Mr. Powell have been negotiating with West African leaders to deploy about 1,500 troops -- most of them Nigerian -- who would re-establish stability.
I simply don't have the energy for you any more.' "I'm actually relieved,' I replied, 'because I've run out of vile epithets in the English language to deploy about you.
Underlining the caution among executives about Libya, Andrew Gould, the chief executive of Schlumberger, a major oil services company, said he would need to deploy about 100 security personnel in Libya to resume activities there this year.
[In Moscow, Russia's foreign minister said an American proposal to deploy about 200 military specialists to train and equip Georgian armed forces to fight terrorism "could further aggravate the situation in the region, which is difficult as it is".
The United States is expected to deploy about five aircraft carriers, four or more Army divisions, a Marine Expeditionary Force and the Air Force's most modern fighters and bombers in a 150,000-person force that could expand even further.
After much discussion, the most concrete result was the EU Battlegroups initiative, each of which is planned to be able to deploy quickly about 1500 personnel.
Neil Willis spoke to Becky Maynard, who was among the first to deploy for ShelterBox, about her experience on the islands.
But it is symptomatic of Klinenberg's rigour that he refuses to deploy lazy arguments about galloping narcissism or diminished public life.
It's all about providing a simpler and easier way to deploy applications without worrying about the underlying infrastructure needed to run it.
With the United States about to deploy 30,000 more troops there, policymaking on Afghanistan is as much about the military as about diplomacy, officials said, so Mr. Holbrooke will have to cut across departments.
