Sentence examples for In redeployment from inspiring English sources

Klay writes with a powerful restraint about the inversion of normal reality called combat, its permanent effects on bodies and souls, but the best stories in "Redeployment" look at war from a slight distance.

The most morally complex story in "Redeployment," and perhaps the best, is "Prayer in the Furnace," about a Marine chaplain in Ramadi who begins to pick up signs that the infantrymen in his combat-weary battalion, led by a hyper-aggressive commander, are committing war crimes.

Its scholars have investigated the nature of the redeployed resources in PMI, the direction of the redeployment (to or from the target), frictions in redeployment, and the co-occurrence of resource divestiture.

It's this pool of floaters that poses a threat to the new hires; if an equally qualified veteran turns up in redeployment, awarding him the job obviously conserves resources.

Furthermore Israel's claims that its occupation of Gaza ended in its redeployment in September 2005 was also knocked down by the UN Security Council Resolution 1860, which stated that "the Gaza Strip constitutes an integral part of the territory occupied in 1967 and will be a part of the Palestinian state".

The recent social investment policies in Japan and Korea are much more broad in reach in that they go beyond the traditional investment in child education, to investing in the redeployment of women's human capital in the labour market.

But we still missed what had been there, especially since the Americas material, a jewel in Brooklyn's crown, seemed to have been lost in the redeployment shuffle.

It shows in the redeployment of buildings that took place after the fall of Communism in 1989.

Shas would support the prime minister in the cabinet vote on redeployment in Hebron; in return, Mr Bar-On would arrange a plea-bargain or a pardon for Mr Deri.

For the past five years, he says he has "pushed pen around paper" for the Met's Sikh Association, in the redeployment pool awaiting a suitable post.

Ethiopia has begun withdrawing its troops from Eritrea in a redeployment that will formally allow the United Nations to take charge of a buffer zone on the disputed border separating the two countries, officials said today.