Sentence examples for in the redeployment of from inspiring English sources

It shows in the redeployment of buildings that took place after the fall of Communism in 1989.

Automation is as likely to result in the redeployment of jobs within the mining sector, as it is the removal of those jobs.

The recent social investment policies in Japan and Korea are much more broad in reach in that they go beyond the traditional investment in child education, to investing in the redeployment of women's human capital in the labour market.

Since then, more evidence has emerged in favour of the redeployment of Pax6 and some other developmental control genes within the genetic program underlying eye formation throughout the animal kingdom.

Each ticket is printed with a unique bar code stripe that not only helps to control counterfeit tickets but also sends valuable information to a central computer, so that the club gets precise, instant counts on attendance and traffic patterns, which in turn enables the redeployment of ushers, concession workers, kegs of beer and even extra mobile turnstiles.

18 OBITUARIES 27 NEW YORK/REGION 29-35 oferhArchdiocesediocese May Lead to Church Closings The Archdiocese of New York has embarked on the most sweeping reorganization in its 153-year history, which is likely to lead to the closing of churches, a reduction in Masses and the redeployment of priests.

On Thursday 55 million people in Tamil Nadu will go to the polls in the latest phase of India's protracted general election, which is being carried out in stages to allow the redeployment of 8 million police and officials around this vast country.

It is having to conduct operations in Afghanistan and plan the redeployment of forces and material from Helmand while getting its troops out of Germany and relocating thousands of them and their families back to the UK.

Rebel forces said on Saturday they had halted the advance of government forces in the small pockets under their control in Aleppo, possibly due to the redeployment of troops to Palmyra, one commander told the BBC.

" Rebel forces said they had halted the advance of government forces in the small pockets they still control in Aleppo, possibly due to the redeployment of troops to Palmyra, one commander told the BBC.

I welcome the redeployment of troops in some cases, the air support, the AWACs.