Sentence examples for work to deploy from inspiring English sources

If the newly elected representatives and senators are truly concerned about rising health care costs, they should work to deploy the law's cost-containment measures fully rather than try to repeal them.

Snover argues that it still takes too much work to deploy these open source cloud platforms.

These clinicians indicated that the benefits of patient-specific variant classification change alerts significantly outweighed the need to use a separate genetic health record system, and they advised us to work to deploy the alerting functionality as quickly as possible.

According to well-placed sources, work on "strikeback" has already begun in the UK, with the Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) and the Metropolitan police's e-crime unit working to deploy teams.

It's no surprise Kunst is working to deploy capital to the next generation of female-founded companies.

It's a critical development for a company, even one flush with new capital like Cruise, that is working to deploy autonomous vehicles on a commercial scale.

But the aim of this book is not merely to show how the pumps work, but to deploy them to help readers think through some of the most profound (and migraine-inducing) conundrums.As an example, take the human mind.

"We will continue to work hard to deploy the best possible technology to combat attacks and surveillance that violate our users' privacy," he added, without specifically mentioning the US government surveillance or allegations that the NSA spied on Yahoo users.

These bonds mean the charities can raise £910,000 of working capital to deploy the necessary programmes to achieve those results, and pay it back when the government fulfils its side of the bargain.

Abraham Lincoln was a close reader of his work, and used to deploy arguments from The Age of Reason in his disputes with religious sectarians, as well as more general Paineite themes in his campaign to turn a bloody civil war into what he called "a second American revolution".

Although this was considered a pilot project, the intent from the beginning and throughout the work effort was to deploy a production-ready application at the end of the pilot phase and deactivate the corresponding mainframe software that was being migrated.