Sentence examples for phased redeployment from inspiring English sources

But unlike Mr. Lieberman, Mrs. Clinton backed a proposal in the Senate calling for "a phased redeployment" of American troops starting by the end of the year.

Heskel M. Haddad New York, July 14 , 2008• To the Editor: Senator Barack Obama proposes a phased redeployment of troops in Iraq as a first step toward ending the American military commitment there.

A letter signed by leading House and Senate Democrats and sent to the President on October 20th called for "beginning the phased redeployment and transitioning the U.S. mission in Iraq by the end of the year".

We should seize this moment to begin the phased redeployment of combat troops that I have long advocated, and that is needed for long-term success in Iraq and the security interests of the United States.

Second, the Bush administration should wholeheartedly embrace senator Barack Obama's proposal - all but endorsed last month by Iraq's Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki - for a responsible, phased redeployment of US forces from Iraq by the end of 2010.

And part of the reason I'm delivering a speech today on Iraq is to maintain the position that we have to begin a phased redeployment.

#Begin the phased redeployment of U.S. forces in 2007 and withdraw most of them by 2008, leaving a small follow-on force for security and policing actions.

He calls for a "phased redeployment" of American troops in four to six months.

"Phased redeployment will get the attention of the Iraqi leadership," Mrs. Clinton said.

The Clinton team, worried by the Arab world's resentfulness during the Iraqi crisis, is considering confronting the two sides with detailed proposals of its own for a phased Israeli redeployment in the West Bank.

Obama: Well, that was the original proposal I put in in January that called for a phased, orderly redeployment starting in May of this year--starting in May of this year, and we would have had them out by March 30th of next year, at least our combat troops.