Sentence examples for would have to be deployed from inspiring English sources

However, instead it was agreed that unspent money from the DfE's maintenance budget would have to be deployed.

"Among the resources that would have to be deployed is N.Y.P.D., fire, and that means pulling them off other things".

In those kind of routes, the Garda's riot squad would have to be deployed leading to potentially violent clashes between anti-royalist protestors and the force.

A ring of police officers would have to be deployed as far as Canal Street, and a smaller ring of iron and officers would encircle the courthouse and streets around it.

This, American military commanders hoped, would avoid a situation in which American forces would have to be deployed in the area or interposed between the Mujahedeen Khalq and the Badr Brigade.

Indeed, such an empirical use would have to be deployed, if the conclusion is to be reached.

Second, some insects would survive and pass on their resistant genes, and soon you'd have a whole generation of hardier descendants that would far out-munch their ancestors, and against whom newer and ever more toxic insecticides would then have to be deployed, until – as Carson puts it – the chemicals would become so deadly that they would kill absolutely everything, us included.

"I'd prefer they'd never have to be deployed for these type of situations," Hetzner said.

If it wasn't for those in power, my brother would probably still be alive, because he never would have had to be deployed.

The old-fashioned answer would have been to send a uniformed officer to stand there and arrest anybody who broke the law - inefficient and ultimately ineffective, because after a week or two, the officer would have had to be deployed elsewhere.

But they had to be deployed strategically.