Sentence examples for to deploy appropriate from inspiring English sources
verb
To prepare and arrange (usually military unit or units) for use.
- "Deploy two units of infantry along the enemy's flank," the general ordered.
Finally, the forms and opportunities to deploy appropriate support are suggested according to the characteristics of the CJB microseismicity.
"As one of the very few to be excavated, I wish to deploy appropriate resources to fully excavate and record this gem of archaeology".
On housing, the commission urged ministers to "deploy appropriate measures to respond to the rapid increases in property prices in areas that account for a substantial share of economic growth in the United Kingdom, particularly London".
But in its review, the commission said the Bank of England should "continue to monitor house prices and mortgage indebtedness and stand ready to deploy appropriate measures, including adjusting the Help to Buy 2 (loan guarantee) scheme, if deemed necessary".
Even if he had wished to intervene, the speed of the battle would have allowed a very limited time for Yugoslavia to deploy appropriate reinforcements to support the ARSK.
Autonomous cars could also use the tech to optimize safety, deploying appropriate airbags tailored to the actual vehicle's passengers and positions in case of an accident.
Supt Steven Lowther said: "In response to a call about a man carrying a shotgun on the Lockerbie to Corrie road we deployed appropriate resources to carry out a thorough search of the area.
Additionally, the time to onset of the febrile illness in the two imported cases with the characteristic incubation period for Lassa fever also alerted the Ghanaian medical team to deploy the appropriate barrier precautions, isolation and prompt diagnosis of Lassa fever in the imported cases.
For example, individuals living in uncertain circumstances are likely to deploy strategies appropriate for a shorter life span, such as earlier puberty, as evidenced by the younger age at menarche of girls born into disadvantaged environments in the developing world and migrating to the West, 11 and by earlier menarche of girls in Western populations of lower birth weight.
These efforts, deploying appropriate, contextual and emergent synthetic methodologies have led to the total synthesis of numerous epoxyquinone natural products spread over the entire structural landscape, with the added value of generating new chemical diversity space around their scaffold.
When decisions are taken to engage in stabilization and reconstruction, ensuring the oversight of multiple federal agencies acting in the same space will continue to be a difficult problem, as will be the challenge of quickly deploying appropriate permanent agency oversight personnel.
