Sentence examples for by redeploying from inspiring English sources

They traditionally open the fiscal year by redeploying that cash in the stock and bond markets.

He broke a political taboo recently by demanding that Syria begin the process of leaving Lebanon by redeploying its troops to the Bekaa.

He urged ministers not to try to deal with backlogs by redeploying staff from other areas and offices, risking causing crises elsewhere a few months later.

It calls for major reductions in the Police Department: cutting overtime by nearly $5 million; cutting $480,000 by eliminating some senior administrative positions and $452,000 more by redeploying senior police officials.

Only by redeploying our troops can we press the Iraqis to reach comprehensive political accommodation and achieve a successful transition to Iraqis' taking responsibility for the security and stability of their country.

Davie added: "I also believe it is essential that, as we re-invest the money currently spent on 6 Music, we protect some of its precious programming by redeploying it elsewhere in BBC radio and consider how we can also do justice to its legacy in areas like new music development".

In 1991, for example, the United States responded to the Iraqi attack by hastily redeploying some Patriot antimissile batteries to Israel from Europe, but the batteries failed to intercept a single Iraqi Scud, tracking them instead — and following them to the ground with a thud.

To a large extent, the re-engineering of PHC is simultaneously also a pervasive HRH strategy: among others, it intends fundamentally to reorganise and strengthen the prevailing HRH dispensation by multiplying and redeploying the existing health care corps, and to employ and produce new staff cadres suited to pursuing universal coverage and equitable access for all.

The Security Council voted unanimously Tuesday to increase the number by more than 5,000, redeploying them from missions in other African countries such as Liberia, Ivory Coast and the Democratic Republic of Congo as soon as possible.

"We have done all we can to reduce the number of compulsory redundancies by offering voluntary redundancy and redeploying staff elsewhere," Boaden said, speaking about the World Service and BBC Monitoring cuts.

Smaller, higher margin chemical companies stand to benefit as larger companies reposition their product portfolios by shedding commodity businesses and redeploying the proceeds into specialty acquisitions.