Sentence examples for deploying and redeploying from inspiring English sources

These findings fit with those of other researchers, who have noted among deploying and redeploying U.S. service members perceptions of significant stigma associated with mental health conditions [ 9- 11], and a tendency among U.S. service members towards underreporting as well as a preference towards declining treatment.

Regular staff are working seven days and some extra staff have also been deployed, and redeployed, from other sections of the immigration service.

"It gives them maximum tactical flexibility to deploy and redeploy resources quickly and in amounts that are significant," said one Republican with close ties to the White House.

Further, while there is a long history of research demonstrating that military families adjust quite well to the stress of war, soldiers are now being deployed and redeployed at record rates.

The post-Cold War increase in scope and complexity of military operations drove the need for an agile medical system that could deploy and redeploy rapidly and scale to fit the requirements.

This is the case, for example, when consolidating, redesigning, and redeploying an application in a model-driven architecture.

He now controls it absolutely, sacking and "redeploying" its members as he sees fit.

She suggested that the administration wants to modernize the workforce through "retraining, reskilling and redeploying" employees.

"It's just taking the planes and redeploying them.

He was in favor of ending the Iraq War and redeploying American from the nation.

He said the observers and civilians already deployed – some redeployed from UN missions in the Middle East and elsewhere – come from 24 countries.