Sentence examples for be able to redeploy from inspiring English sources

Companies may well be able to redeploy products elsewhere in the organisation, for less demanding or infrequent users, for example.

He did not cite any resources beyond the $40 million or so that he will be able to redeploy from expired contracts to sign free agents and retain arbitration-eligible players like Daniel Murphy, Dillon Gee and Eric Young Jr.

"By closing the Port Reading refinery and selling our terminal network, Hess will complete its transformation from an integrated oil and gas company to one that is predominantly an exploration and production company and be able to redeploy substantial additional capital to fund its future growth opportunities," John Hess, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.

Sun also has a deep wealth of technology patents and engineering talent that IBM will be able to redeploy.

If a company receives a permit to operate, which the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will notify them of sometime in June, they will be able to redeploy their scooters.

Instead of processing applications for travel to Cuba, the Department would be able to redeploy resources internally to focus on more urgent priorities of tracking terrorist financing.

Following multiple operations he was able to redeploy to a computer unit, the springboard for so many Israeli technology entrepreneurs.

Being able to redeploy foliage (and roots) into canopy gaps and less contested areas can diminish the importance of stem ground locations.

SPADnet is being designed with scalability in mind, with the idea of being able to redeploy at reduced effort the SPADnet photonic module in other configurations such as brain PET.

The company said affected employees may be able to be redeployed elsewhere.

THUNDER utilizes the notion of simplicity at all levels in order to ensure that all users, regardless of their technical experience, will be able to use the system or redeploy the architecture if necessary.