Sentence examples for help in redeploying from inspiring English sources

A similar scenario unfolded the following year: After deducting $311.8 million spent on settlements from the 1995 loans, Clinton authorized $95.8 for help in redeploying troops from the Gaza Strip and $240 million to facilitate withdrawal from West Bank cities, based on the rather dubious assertion that it costs more to withdraw troops than to maintain them in hostile urban areas.

Recently, Defense Secretary Rumsfeld expressed an interest in redeploying endangered Americans southward, or to other bases.

One important pledge has been lighter regulation to help banks redeploy their capital and speed infrastructure projects.

The threat of hostile takeover did help awaken complacent managements, and hostile takeovers helped redeploy assets more efficiently.

The Nassau and Suffolk police departments had also redeployed hundreds of their officers into the city, some to help direct traffic and keep people out of lower Manhattan, others to help in the rescue operations.

Gaddafi complied, and by 16 November all Libyan forces had left Chad, redeploying in the Aouzou Strip.

When banking has been repaired, the spotlight will shift to restructuring, as smart operators move in to redeploy assets.

In this factory transplant, they are redeploying the same technologies already in use, machine by machine.

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

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

Roughly 3,000 staff in the UK will be affected, but the company said it hoped that half of those would be redeployed in nearby outlets to help improve service.