They vowed to deploy their darting street tactics further over the next two days.
Republicans have vowed to deploy such "contrast ads" in a move to focus voters on individual candidates rather than national issues.
Switzerland was promoted to the "white list" as G20 world leaders in Pittsburgh vowed to deploy sanctions against countries not complying with OECD tax protocols.
Beijing vowed to deploy "every resource available" to help survivors, as environment groups warned that some of the substances handled near the site of the blast were both toxic and explosive, and said the government needed to keep people informed about risks of pollution.
There are deep divisions here and around the world over everything from the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, which the Senate rejected in 1999, to a national missile defense, which President Bush has vowed to deploy in the face of Russian opposition.
During the visit, Xinhua news agency said Mr Xi had vowed to deploy a "strike-first approach against terrorists in the region", and said the province's long-term stability was "vital to the whole country's reform, development and stability".
And he vowed never to deploy armed drones on U.S. soil.
Even as Democrats pounced on him for not standing up to the administration's separation of migrant children from their parents, Hogan was ordering a National Guard helicopter and its crew to return from New Mexico and vowing not to deploy state resources to the border until the separations stopped.
WHEN the European Union's foreign and defence ministers vowed, on May 18th, to deploy their navies against north African people-smugglers, they clearly meant to sound firm and decisive.
On Monday, as Vice President Pence warned North Korea not to test U.S. resolve, South Korea's acting president, Hwang Kyo-ahn, vowed to rapidly deploy that system, known as Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD).
