It's just a redeployment of those employment opportunities.
They are therefore good at capturing the one-off gains that might arrive from a redeployment of the economy's resources.
A statement issued by a spokesman for the secret service, Edwin Donovan, declined to comment on the specifics of the allegations but confirmed a redeployment of staff.
In two speeches and a news conference, Mr. Obama called for universal health care — the issue with which Mrs. Clinton, the New York Democrat, was once closely identified — a battle on global warming and a timed redeployment of troops from Iraq.
"Within 30 days after enactment of this Act, the President shall commence an immediate and orderly redeployment of United States Armed Forces from Iraq..
Learning of this through Ultra, the Allied ground forces commander, Field Marshal B. L. Montgomery, planned an offensive to capture Caen and to prevent a large redeployment of German forces from the Anglo-Canadian sector to the American front.
What is needed is a reassertion, reformulation, and redeployment of recognizably liberal ideas in the theory of punishment (see the discussion below).
It will take a formidable effort and redeployment of funds (e.g., away from efforts to improve animal models) to achieve the new paradigm of a multiscale pathways-based, humultiscale pathways-baseddisease research.
18 OBITUARIES 27 NEW YORK/REGION 29-35 oferhArchdiocesediocese May Lead to Church Closings The Archdiocese of New York has embarked on the most sweeping reorganization in its 153-year history, which is likely to lead to the closing of churches, a reduction in Masses and the redeployment of priests.
The organisation said it would launch a formal consultation with staff on Monday but "it is hoped that the number of redundancies arising will be kept to a minimum through transfer and redeployment of staff to other organisations".
