Sentence examples for with the means to deploy from inspiring English sources

That tactic, called tax-loss harvesting, is one of several sophisticated financial techniques no longer confined to the ultrarich — say, those making more than $200 million, with the means to deploy family offices or personal bankers to the task.

IQ and EQ support us as we develop the skillful means to deploy our noblest intention.

Crammed into the tiny Soyuz capsule with two crewmates from the International Space Station, Peake watched the clock tick past the time when the main parachute was meant to deploy with a reassuring tug.

Mr. Juppé suggested that five major countries — apparently referring to Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain — could between them put substantial numbers of troops at the disposal of the European Union, and come up with the means necessary to deploy this force.

This suggested that the capsule's landing bag, which was meant to deploy upon splashdown in order to provide a cushion, might have deployed early.

For instance, adding a component can mean to deploy it on a particular slot of the system that requires an specific interface, or it can mean to connect a new component with an already deployed one, among others.

Datong's website says its products are designed to provide law enforcement, military, security agencies and special forces with the means to "gather early intelligence in order to identify and anticipate threat and illegal activity before it can be deployed".

We have the means to overcome that, and we should deploy it".

Now expect these morons, I mean OMON, to deploy police boats on the River!

The means often deployed to gain such status have little to do with artistic talent, even less with integrity.

He has established an alliance with the Philippines and agreed to deploy 2,500 Marines to Australia.