Sentence examples for in redeploying from inspiring English sources

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

"In redeploying along the international border, we are regaining control of the initiative," Foreign Minister David Levy said today.

Clients of silver human resource centres are rarely successful in finding jobs that are the same as they had before, but they do benefit from support in redeploying their skills and experience into new work.

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.

That could change if the United States, as some American conservatives and military commanders are now beginning to suggest, sharply reduces its presence in Germany, redeploying troops farther east in Europe.

The exchange of policing responsibility for Qalqilya and Jericho was likely to be less significant in terms of redeploying forces than in demonstrating renewed commitment by the adversaries to the road map, the peace plan supported by the Bush administration.

A limited British withdrawal is taking place but US troops are redeploying in other parts of the country.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's defence minister has said that government forces are redeploying in preparation for a possible new offensive by pro-Russian separatist rebels.

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

We recontacted members of our Wave 1 Community Advisory Boards as well as other community leaders and stakeholders to update them about our accomplishments and plans for redeploying in the city.

While "PBMA as a local commissioning tool was seen by those involved as a success" (emphasis added) in many past applications [ 26], success in decommissioning, disinvesting or redeploying resources has sometimes proven difficult to achieve.