Sentence examples for on redeployment from inspiring English sources
Pro-Israel lobbyists recently coaxed more than 80 American senators to sign a letter urging the administration not to exert pressure on Israel by formally publishing its proposals on redeployment.
Shas would support the prime minister in the cabinet vote on redeployment in Hebron; in return, Mr Bar-On would arrange a plea-bargain or a pardon for Mr Deri.
Tom Tarantino, a policy associate at Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, who served as an Army platoon leader in Iraq in 2005, said careful assessment of head injuries was especially important in decisions on redeployment.
"Removing consultation rights from fixed-term contract staff will seriously increase job and financial insecurity for vulnerable groups of workers, and temporary staff will lose out on redeployment opportunities".
According to a joint statement, both countries agreed to set up a working group on "redeployment of their military personnel completely and simultaneously from their current positions in the provisional demilitarised zone at the earliest".
Given the extensive cross-border movement of people, it seems likely that CQ-resistant parasites from neighbouring countries would be selected rapidly on redeployment of this drug.
The use of surveys can also be an effective way of accessing fine-grained data on a larger scale, such as those on resource redeployment, the mobility of people, and the nature of tensions in the PMI process (Capron 1999; Cording et al. 2008; Bauer and Matzler 2014).
The United States and Japan agreed to relocate a major American air base on Okinawa, removing the biggest obstacle to talks on the redeployment of American troops in the country.
Other researchers assess PMI on interval scales as the magnitude of redeployment (e.g., Capron et al. 2001).
ReprintsEven his decision on further redeployment may have been intended to mollify his hardliners.
Elaborate procedures protect the customer's intellectual property, including mandatory "cooling-off" periods for engineers between clients, and sometimes a right of veto on their redeployment.
