Sentence examples for not redeployed from inspiring English sources

Luckily he was given a proper diagnosis of PTSD and T.B.I. and was not redeployed.

He said other groups were limited by agreements with donors to working in the earthquake zone and could not redeploy quickly.

Why not redeploy most of our forces to an area where they will make a difference and obviate the claim that withdrawal from Iraq is "surrender"?

Last month, Mr. Cuomo said that "in the ideal world," the city would not redeploy the lever machines, but he acknowledged the need for the Board of Elections to be able to count the votes cast in the primary in a timely fashion.

And here is one we really need to think about: There is the price of not redeploying fine leaders to different organizations where they can make the same level of contributions that their successors will make in their previous organizations.

The Ocean Shield was about 300 nautical miles from the Haixun 01 and would not redeploy to the vicinity until it had concluded investigating the noise it had picked up, Houston said.

"Keeping Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad's regime from breaking the chemical weapons taboo is about more than just what happens in Syria: It's about maintaining the international norm against chemical warfare, about ensuring that present and future wars will not redeploy the awful chemical weapons that made the First World War so much worse than it would have otherwise been.

"The family was counting on him not being redeployed," Mr. Browne said.

If his luck holds, Mr. Stovall will not be redeployed and will be back in New York for the fall shows.

Maybe the President's speech, in a couple of hours, will explain that, as well as when the fifty-thousand troops still in Iraq might come home home, and not just redeployed to Afghanistan.

3. (C/NF) Additionally, Holbrooke underscored that it was crucial for Pakistan to focus troops on its western border region; after the Mumbai terrorist attack the GOP had shifted 7,000 troops east to the border with India and had not yet redeployed them to tackle the more serious cross-border activity on the border with Afghanistan.