Sentence examples for large redeployment from inspiring English sources

Although the expansion is a large redeployment of officers, the department has reconfigured its warrant enforcement units several times in the last few years to improve efficiency.

Learning of this through Ultra, the Allied ground forces commander, Field Marshal B. L. Montgomery, planned an offensive to capture Caen and to prevent a large redeployment of German forces from the Anglo-Canadian sector to the American front.

The redeployment of a large British force in Freetown is a recognition that Brig Richard's original strategy against the RUF failed.

This is especially important for large-size problems when dynamic redeployment is required.

In the larger region, or remote areas, redeployment the nodes is infeasible.

After the conclusion of the Gallipoli Campaign, both sides had large numbers of troops available for redeployment, and the British decided to move their Suez Canal defences from positions on the canal eastwards into the Sinai desert.

The use of surveys can also be an effective way of accessing fine-grained data on a larger scale, such as those on resource redeployment, the mobility of people, and the nature of tensions in the PMI process (Capron 1999; Cording et al. 2008; Bauer and Matzler 2014).

The decentralisation of operations implied the abolition of a large number of posts, the creation of new posts, the redeployment and transfer of staff to the regional offices as well as the recruitment of new staff, particularly at the general service level.

Replacing their kit, training and redeployment – most likely to Afghanistan – will eat up a large slice of that saving.

Award: Skilling for Change Winner: Usdaw-Boots UK A large scale restructuring of Boot's national network of distribution centres meant redeployment of staff and job losses.

"It basically validates the need for redeployment and reallocation," said Alderman Anthony Beale, whose 9th Ward is largely in the 5th district.