Sentence examples for may be redeployed from inspiring English sources

Initially the new trains will still have drivers, though in the longer-term they may be redeployed as "train captains", performing a similar role to attendants on DLR trains.

But, to show that he is not soft on terrorism, he has said some troops may be redeployed to Afghanistan.Spain is not the only European country making headway in the hunt for Islamic extremists.

Once the deal is completed, Yahoo! engineers involved in search will be offered jobs at Microsoft offices in Silicon Valley, Ballmer said, though many may be redeployed inside Yahoo!

Although the effects of thyroid hormone are spatiotemporally specific, it is quite possible that the same sets of target genes may be redeployed across the lifespan to mediate diverse developmental and neuroplastic consequences.

ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION: Zipcar.com keeps an eco-friendly Toyota Prius parked at North White Plains, and another in Ossining (which may soon be redeployed, most likely to either Tarrytown or Beacon).

Other staff may need to be redeployed and receive training in the management of critical care patients to support fully trained staff, permitting a dilution of the standard critical care nurse to patient ratio [ 23].

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

Ideally, money from these "cash cows" should be redeployed to the stars, but the cash cows' managers may fight to keep some of it for their empires.

It now reads: "[I]f the shutdown lasts longer than 24 hours, government-owned research vessels may have to return to port, wasting significant time and money when they have to be redeployed".

Some of the troops will be redeployed to Iraq.

But there may be one exception to that rule: if an employee had most of his or her assets in an employer's stock, some should be redeployed.