"The training teams will continue their own training and will be ready to redeploy at the first possible opportunity," she told the Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
For older audiences, among which I place myself, McNamara's testimony cuts deepest when he goes back to the Second World War firebombing of Tokyo by the American Twentieth Air Force, whose high-altitude B-29 bombers, redeployed at five thousand feet, rained down incendiaries that killed at least eighty-five thousand ciniliansingle sinightnight.
Further, while there is a long history of research demonstrating that military families adjust quite well to the stress of war, soldiers are now being deployed and redeployed at record rates.
Officials say the services provided by the units will be transferred to GPs, and staff will be redeployed at Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest.
All remaining forces are to be redeployed at least 25km outside Juba.
Diverse functions of FGF signaling seen among different animal taxa suggest that this signaling system is redeployed at different levels of GRN hierarchy and acquire new functions in developmental and physiological processes.
SPADnet is being designed with scalability in mind, with the idea of being able to redeploy at reduced effort the SPADnet photonic module in other configurations such as brain PET.
Meanwhile, the New Zealand gunline had also been probed during the early morning and was forced to redeploy at 03 00, while the American mortar company had simply fled, abandoning most of their weapons and vehicles.
Those managers are likely champing at the bit to redeploy the capital at the current depressed market prices — the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index hit a new 2008 low at 818 during intraday trading on Thursday.
So it decided to redeploy at least half of those working on the mortgages to its loan modification division, which has been criticized for failing to help enough homeowners on the brink of foreclosure.
