Sentence examples for of redeploying from inspiring English sources

"It's a matter of redeploying resources," he said.

The exchange of policing responsibility for Qalqilya and Jericho was likely to be less significant in terms of redeploying forces than in demonstrating renewed commitment by the adversaries to the road map, the peace plan supported by the Bush administration.

Hammond told the Commons: "We are in the process of redeploying some of our Reaper remotely piloted aircraft from Afghanistan to the Middle East to add to our surveillance capabilities".

Pentagon and administration officials acknowledged that the guidelines drawn up by General Petraeus and his staff at their Kabul headquarters — in particular a goal of redeploying troops pulled from contested areas to other tasks — might clash with timetables set by some NATO nations to begin pulling troops from Afghanistan.

The $50 billion approved was part of the nearly $200 billion in additional spending that Mr. Bush has requested for Iraq and Afghanistan but the House attached a goal of redeploying troops from Iraq by December 2008 and other conditions that the White House opposes.

But the quiet move that produced the first sign of the North's willingness to stretch bi- to multi- -- a touch-fingertips meeting with the U.S. last month under Beijing's auspices -- came after Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld spoke of redeploying the vulnerable 37,000 U.S. troops now along the North-South border.

He said the BBC would be "exploring a number of options for redeploying its investment, including replacing it with a network of part-time local services.

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.

"Investors are stepping up and seeing some areas that may have been oversold the past couple of days and redeploying some of their cash".

With many hundreds of people feared to have been killed and the South Ossetian capital, Tskhinvali, reported to have been severely damaged, Georgia said it was pulling 1,000 of its troops out of Iraq to redeploy them against Russia.

SpaceX thinks it can make the math work in its favor in terms of the costs of refurbishing and redeploying rockets, and that could eventually lead to a discount for customers willing to take advantage of 'pre-loved' rockets.