Sentence examples for make redeployment from inspiring English sources

"Unite will oppose compulsory redundancies and we expect the company to do everything possible to make redeployment an option and allow workers to move to neighbouring branches wherever possible".

Plutonium can be consumed in nuclear power reactors, creating the possibility of a swords-to-plowshares conversion that would have the added benefit of making redeployment of the weapons impossible.

He says he works slowly – it took him four years to write the stories that make up Redeployment - because he feels like time has a way of teaching.

Israel has repeatedly failed to carry out promises and negotiated agreements -- to make further redeployments from occupied territory, for example.

He said the job cuts would be made through redeployment and voluntary redundancies, but refused to rule out compulsory redundancies.

For making ambulance redeployment decisions in a dynamic setting under uncertainty an ADP approach based on a policy iteration algorithm has been developed by Maxwell et al. (2009, 2010).

"Extend the leaving dates of those immediately at risk to allow for further talks; Agree to release volunteers; Cut the red tape when it comes to redeployment and make it happen; Use vacant posts to offset the costs of employing those at risk; Apply fairness across the BBC and treat people the same –wherever they work".

In a wide-ranging top 10, Iraq war veteran Phil Klay's short story collection Redeployment makes the cut, as does Stephen King's new horror novel Revival.

McCain's legislation, joined by John Warner, would actually make sure that the continued redeployment of back to back tours continues, as will the strain on our forces, their families and our ability to make sure we can continue the all volunteer force.

The even better news is that with a bit of planning, restructuring and redeployment we might be able to make salary gaps matter less and noble intentions matter more for all of us when choosing a college major.

Job prospects The council expects to make 14 people redundant but they might be offered jobs with neighbouring authorities as part of a redeployment agreement.