Sentence examples for To redeployment from inspiring English sources

"Extend the leaving dates of those immediately at risk to allow for further talks; Agree to release volunteers; Cut the red tape when it comes to redeployment and make it happen; Use vacant posts to offset the costs of employing those at risk; Apply fairness across the BBC and treat people the same –wherever they work".

These provisions also apply to redeployment candidates who do not find positions within the 60-day notification period.

If the affected staff member does not accept the bumping opportunity he or she will move forward to redeployment.

All alternatives must be considered, from offering voluntary redundancy on enhanced terms to redeployment, career breaks or reduced hours.

The functional linkages among these genes constitute the gene regulatory networks (GRNs) and changes in their architecture due to redeployment of regulatory genes in new locations and/or at different times during embryogenesis results in evolutionary changes.

According to Salazar's office the legislation would set "conditions that could lead to redeployment of US combat brigades not needed for force protection as early as the first quarter of 2008 if diplomatic, infrastructure, and security benchmarks are met".

To maintain progress, additional support should come in the form of 1) communications assets to enable direct communication between the troops and the headquarters in South Sudan, 2) vehicles to enable ground transport of troops, and 3) an increased number of helicopters to accelerate redeployment and to carry out offensive operations and distribute defection messages simultaneously.

"Unite will oppose compulsory redundancies and we expect the company to do everything possible to make redeployment an option and allow workers to move to neighbouring branches wherever possible".

Rebel forces said on Saturday they had halted the advance of government forces in the small pockets under their control in Aleppo, possibly due to the redeployment of troops to Palmyra, one commander told the BBC.

" Rebel forces said they had halted the advance of government forces in the small pockets they still control in Aleppo, possibly due to the redeployment of troops to Palmyra, one commander told the BBC.

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