Sentence examples for its redeployment from inspiring English sources

On the Canadian front, B Company, 2 PPCLI completed its redeployment by 11 00 hours.

The operation continued until September, when the 3rd Marine Regiment was ordered to stop operations in preparation for its redeployment back to the United States.

Furthermore Israel's claims that its occupation of Gaza ended in its redeployment in September 2005 was also knocked down by the UN Security Council Resolution 1860, which stated that "the Gaza Strip constitutes an integral part of the territory occupied in 1967 and will be a part of the Palestinian state".

Pro-Israel lobbyists recently coaxed more than 80 American senators to sign a letter urging the administration not to exert pressure on Israel by formally publishing its proposals on redeployment.

On the contrary, he was holding firm to his rejection of the American proposal that Israel should cede 13% of the West Bank during the coming three months as its second "further redeployment" under the terms of the Oslo accords.

Earlier, Jordan's King Hussein had written to Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, to tell him he was destroying the peace process.The Israeli government decided, for its first "further redeployment", to withdraw from 2% of the West Bank and transfer another 7% to full Palestinian control.

This, together with the sea blockade and the collapse of Germany (with its implications regarding redeployment), could also have led to a Japanese surrender.

Poland, with its own long history of facing aggression by Russia, has announced a major redeployment of its national defense forces from bases in the western part of the country to fortify positions in the east.

It said that Ethiopia had unleashed the attacks "despite Eritrea's redeployment from its fortifications at the established border".

For it is definitely in the combined effect of the stories that Redeployment garners its power and earns the comparisons to Tim O'Brien's writing on Vietnam that it has been getting in America.

There is a kind of serene boldness to her present redeployment of its grammar.