Sentence examples for likely to be redeployed from inspiring English sources

Britain's squadron of Reaper drones is likely to be redeployed to Africa and the Middle East rather than returned to the UK, a UN official has said.

And some American forces now being withdrawn from Iraq are likely to be redeployed in Kuwait, just across the Persian Gulf from Iran.

The force likely to be redeployed, mainly armoured infantrymen from the Black Watch regiment, is on standby to fight fires in the south.

Resources subject to contractual mechanisms (and hence market failure) such as R&D, manufacturing, and marketing resources are more likely to be redeployed (Capron et al. 1998).

"I think it would be quite a leap for us to leave Helmand to be redeployed in Kandahar, not taking into account the enormous cost there would be likely to be in making such a change.

I'm going to be redeployed to Afghanistan.

All remaining forces are to be redeployed at least 25km outside Juba.

The company said affected employees may be able to be redeployed elsewhere.

About 100 of the mine's 650 workers are due to be redeployed by UK Coal.

The targeted resources will in turn need to be redeployed across the merged firm to yield synergistic benefits.

It is plausible that this pattern indicates the attempt to free up managerial capacity to be redeployed internally.