Sentence examples for a major redeployment of from inspiring English sources

Poland, with its own long history of facing aggression by Russia, has announced a major redeployment of its national defense forces from bases in the western part of the country to fortify positions in the east.

By late Friday there was little to indicate that the troop movements constituted a major redeployment.

The prospect of a major American troop redeployment was immediately seen here in the context of tense strains in the trans-Atlantic relationship, brought about by deep differences over the Iraq war.

He calls for a "phased redeployment" of American troops in four to six months.

Last November, Mrs. Clinton voted for a Democratic amendment calling for a "phased redeployment" of United States troops from Iraq.

On the Iraq war, Mr. Harrison has demanded an immediate withdrawal of American troops, while Mr. McMahon said he supported "a responsible redeployment of our troops in Iraq".

The bank is introducing similar programs across at least five sports in three countries in what amounts to a comprehensive redeployment of its global sports marketing budget.

But unlike Mr. Lieberman, Mrs. Clinton backed a proposal in the Senate calling for "a phased redeployment" of American troops starting by the end of the year.

Although the expansion is a large redeployment of officers, the department has reconfigured its warrant enforcement units several times in the last few years to improve efficiency.

It might seem like a reasonable redeployment of resources to show the ABC audience what it might not have seen on ESPN.

In September 1918, Chauvel was able to effect a secret redeployment of two of his mounted divisions.