Sentence examples for or redeployed from inspiring English sources

Some materials and hardware research has either been scaled back or redeployed to support the cognitive computing effort.

As such, it has a refreshingly frank power, a collection of tools made or redeployed for specific – and often desperate – ends.

It said in "only a few cases was the alleged perpetrator suspended as a precautionary measure or redeployed away from the complainant".

Many of the witnesses are former prisoners who melted back into society and soldiers who have returned to the United States or redeployed to other countries.

As the Rugby Football Union's chief executive, Ian Ritchie, announced a "360-degree" review to take place that could lead to Lancaster and his staff being sacked or redeployed, the head coach said his emotions were too raw to consider his own future.

In a "very small" number of examples, the alleged offender had gone on to be promoted despite having a sexual harassment complaint upheld against them – while in "only a few cases" the alleged perpetrator had been suspended or redeployed to another part of the BBC after the complaint.

It was not clear whether the troops were leaving Somalia entirely or redeploying to other areas of the country.

The Dutch, with 1,770 solders in Afghanistan, have yet to decide whether they will pull out in 2010 or redeploy from the country's perilous south.

EMC also said it planned to continue to increase the number of sales representatives and systems engineers through new hiring or redeploying the current work force.

So the kind of opaque 'user agreement' that authorizes the service provider to remarket or redeploy user data will not be acceptable.

Advances in software development practices allow for a new paradigm in tool development for metabolomics, where increasingly the end-user can develop or redeploy utilities ranging from simple algorithms to complex workflows.