Sentence examples for Re-deploy from inspiring English sources

Its key contribution is to re-deploy the notion of regional branching from its association with firms and technologies to assess how workers move into new economic activities.

The stonewashed jeans may need to be taken out a couple of inches as Stock, Aitken and Waterman (SAW) re-deploy the acts that helped them record the popular soundtrack for the decade.

The New York quartet The Drums are perhaps the highest profile exponents of the current trend of American indie bands attempting to re-deploy the sounds and attitudes of the British new-wave era.

Yang Jian Hong, president of Hong Kong Airlines, said: "Our plan is to re-deploy the three specially equipped, all-business-class A330s which currently service the London route to charter flights".

Contrast that with America's Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, which quickly re-deploy both the bankrupt firm's physical assets and the creative energies of its leaders.In India an overbearing system known as the "Licence Raj" choked the creativity out of most sectors of the economy for decades, through a mix of over-regulation, petty corruption and centralised planning.

Ton takes a look at this scenario and notes that, "too much corporate emphasis on payroll management may motivate managers to operate with insufficient labor levels, which, in turn, degrades profitability". Other companies, like Apple and Southwest Airlines have used a downturn in the economy to re-deploy their workforce into other areas of the business--in Apple's case, to focus on R&D.

And US forces are re-deploying as a result.

Many of the troops in Iraq are to be re-deployed to Afghanistan.

Talk of them re-deploying to the south, for example, is misguided.

In the first quarter of this year, GE re-deployed 18 Boeing planes in China, India and Brazil that ATA returned when it went bust.

In British churchyards, which fall under ecclesiastical law, bodies can be moved and graves re-deployed, though they rarely are.