Sentence examples for being redeployed in from inspiring English sources

How will the Malian army be reorganised, before being redeployed in the north?

For the privileged minority, however, leisure defined a good deal of their existence, the model of aristocratic "society" being redeployed in the early 19th century.

One requiring that most troops be redeployed in nine months was rejected, 71 to 24.

Here, Malevich's stark red, black, and white palette is redeployed in the service of the state.

The Westchester County district attorney's office said Captain Melson had been redeployed in the United States, but declined to say where.

Security has started to improve again, but Cataño argues the military should be redeployed in the city.

It can spread on its own, and has a certain malleability, so that it can be redeployed in different and new contexts of anti-racist protest.

The book shows how Punk's generic language of anarchy is redeployed in London, Berlin, Tokyo, or Jakarta and takes on the unique flavor of each.

In the weeks ahead, officials hope that the boom repaired by his crews will be redeployed in spots where it will work best.

The smiles of Finnish athletes and catalogue models, soon to be redeployed in Tom's subversive purposes, cover dozens of pages.

And some American forces now being withdrawn from Iraq are likely to be redeployed in Kuwait, just across the Persian Gulf from Iran.