Sentence examples for of a redeployment from inspiring English sources

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.

"The troops are in the midst of a redeployment to other parts of the border," Lerner said.

However, the SA-2 and SA-3 systems, being immobile, could only be moved over a nine-hour period at best, exposing the air defenses to degradation in case of a redeployment to keep up with advancing forces.

In mid-September Bostock gained the agreement of Kenney's headquarters to deploy No. 80 Wing to the recently captured island of Morotai in the NEI as part of a redeployment of RAAF units in the SWPA.

And the House, by an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote, approved a bill that would require the administration within 60 days to prepare a plan for a redeployment of American forces from Iraq and to report to Congress.

The Inland Revenue and Customs and Excise are announcing today a gross reduction of 14,000 staff posts, a redeployment of 3,500 staff and thus an overall reduction by 2008 of 10,500 staff numbers.

And the secretary for work is announcing today for his department a gross reduction of 40,000 staff posts, a redeployment of 10,000 posts to new priorities, and thus an overall reduction over four years of 30,000 posts.

A statement issued by a spokesman for the secret service, Edwin Donovan, declined to comment on the specifics of the allegations but confirmed a redeployment of staff.

The new push comes seven months after Mr. Mueller announced a counterterrorism reorganization that included a restructuring of the management hierarchy at F.B.I. headquarters and a redeployment of some 400 personnel who had been working nonterrorism investigations like narcotics and white-collar crime.

Whereas in the time series it appears that, the influence of demography persists after 1990 but is manifested mostly as a redeployment of trainees from lower secondary school students to intermediate secondary school students, we see an overall declining influence of school graduates in the panel analysis (Figure 2).

In addition, the widespread down-regulation of root ribosomal proteins, especially in C. sinensis roots, might indicate a redeployment of resources to meet the greater demands for amino acids in non-ribosomal peptide synthesis of glutathione and phytochelation for Al complexation.