Sentence examples for willingness to deploy from inspiring English sources

But Sunday's assault, and its continuation into Monday, marked a new stage in the government's willingness to deploy its forces.

No one questions the bravery of the security personnel and their willingness to deploy into the fray.

In recent weeks, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld has indicated a willingness to deploy a system before tests have been completed if an attack seems imminent.

But he showed in the leadership election he has political acumen, coupled with a willingness to deploy it ruthlessly if the situation demands.

The bank by agreeing Thursday to let euro zone banks borrow as many dollars as they want, indicated its willingness to deploy "nonstandard measures," as the bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, likes to call them.

It is a stroke of historical good fortune that J Edgar Hoover's seemingly unbounded willingness to deploy his surveillance powers against domestic political dissidents at least faced technical constraints.

What Moody's has done is to narrow the choices available to Germany and its people - and some would see that as a good thing given that the eurozone's financial survival depends on a willingness of Germany to deploy more of its financial resources to the benefit of its over-stretched eurozone neighbours.

European governments have been rattled by America's willingness to consider deploying a national missile shield that will probably violate the Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty between Russia and America.

But Ms. Idris's central, violent role appeared to be a sign of the growing desperation of Palestinians, and the growing willingness of Palestinian militants to deploy women who can slip past Israeli security.

This thesis also explores Iron Dome's effect on Israeli civil defense, through analysis of documents, interviews, and news reports, concluding that while Iron Dome can act as an effective civil defense tool, it can also reduce the public's willingness to use and deploy shelters as well as help perpetrate trends of inequality in civil defense.

If Northam remains in power, Democrats would not only lack the chance to deploy him as an asset in November, but also suffer from Republican willingness to turn him into a liability.