Sentence examples for had redeployed from inspiring English sources

Within a year and a half, Kyle had redeployed to Iraq.

Mr. Carnaroli, who joined Penn from Merrill Lynch early this year, said the university had redeployed about one-third of its assets, many of them going from domestic equities to alternative investments.

One Pentagon official said the investigation was complicated by the fact that the more than 250 people interviewed had to be located at a wide number of locations around the world, since those at Bagram at the time of the homicides had redeployed.

Within 48 days, they had redeployed a new, lighter, stronger prototype into the theater.

He said he had been "lucky" to survive the cull of Lib Dem MPs in London, suggesting the Conservatives had redeployed resources from his Carshalton and Wallington seat to higher-profile constituencies in the capital.

But if BP had redeployed billions of dollars into environmental investments that yielded no profits, and its stock plummeted, one would certainly expect the investing public to transfer its money to a competitor.

So far only Germany has redeployed a portion of its 800 megahertz broadcast spectrum to mobile operators.

The Iraqi army spokesman said that troops have redeployed from towns and cities in Anbar for "tactical reasons".

The Santorum campaign has a bigger campaign presence in South Carolina than it had here and has redeployed its forces from here and Iowa.

Officials expected that more summonses will be issued in the current fiscal year, because the department has redeployed personnel to recycling enforcement.

Her own department has redeployed a couple of staff whose fixed-term contracts had come to an end, "but we are down to the bare minimum now".