Sentence examples for decision to redeploy the from inspiring English sources

Nathan Bond's comment in defense of the Army's decision to redeploy the soldier, "We are in the business of fighting a war — and we let very little interfere with that," shows that the armed forces' health care system is being myopic.

The Pentagon said last week that Russian objections to the planned European deployments did not figure in to its decision to redeploy the missiles, though the reasoning and timing for the decision seems odd if that is true.

He added: "The decision to redeploy him to the role of chief executive gives us certainty about the future at a crucial time in the county council's history".

In any case, petty theft is not a capital crime, and the decision to redeploy troops who were engaged in search and rescue to, instead, guarding property, with the order to shoot looters, is elite panic at its worst.

Before you even make the decision to redeploy your human capital, you will need to run some numbers to see if it is possible.

Doug Nelson, president of the Casey Foundation in Baltimore, which supports child advocacy nationwide, called his decision to redeploy $3 million of undesignated money to help city agencies "an impulse".

Lobbyists have been busy in Brussels on the proposal to redeploy the freed-up spectrum.

"The transaction puts us in an excellent position to redeploy the capital at more attractive returns".

The MoD hopes to redeploy the team once the tensions abate.

Nb8 Trying to redeploy the beast but it's very slow.

It is working on rules to redeploy the Universal Service Fund, created to bring telephone to hard-to-reach places.