Sentence examples similar to before redeployment from inspiring English sources

Democrats said the main Iraq-related proposal likely to be considered by the House this week would set new troop readiness standards and require members of the military to get at least the same amount of time at home as they spent in Iraq before any redeployment overseas.

A few days before their redeployment, the men of Bravo Squad are trotted onto a Texas football field and into the embrace of a gushing, uncomprehending American public — a show of support as surreal and disillusioning as the distant inferno from which these troops have just emerged.

By this point, federal authorities in Mexico City had learned about the botched operation in Culiacán, and the three-week window before the SEMAR redeployment was nearly closed.

On the night of 11/12 May, only a few hours before the Australian redeployment was scheduled to commence, American forces from US 1st Division operating in AO Surfers were attacked just west of the proposed landing zone (LZ).

Council reports describe their chances of redeployment as "highly unlikely".

The bill approved by the House requires that redeployment of troops from Iraq begin within 30 days, with a goal of completing redeployment by December 2008.

There will be more combat deaths, and then, after redeployment, a rash of suicides.

(Stephen Jay Gould and Elisabeth Vrba called this sort of redeployment an "exaptation," rather than a direct adaptation).

They emphasized that redeployment was to take place over several years.

It also cleared the way for redeployment of U.S. troops elsewhere, particularly into resurgent terrorist areas of Afghanistan.

In what is called true leadership and courage, Jack Murtha put country before self and called for a redeployment from Iraq and the end to this war.