Sentence examples for redeployed between from inspiring English sources

For instance, Capron (1999) used a survey to investigate the extent of resources being redeployed between acquirer and target.

This line of inquiry finds that resources are frequently redeployed between target and acquiring firms following acquisitions, notably to fill resource gaps for the receiving unit.

"Assets can be redeployed easily between markets, so one would be surprised if there were significant antitrust barriers.

Mr. Parkinson now has the authority to redeploy officers between agencies, something that could not be done before -- but only if the secretary declares an emergency.

Modular structures facilitate the post-merger reconfiguration of resources and businesses, enabling merging firms to deepen and extend their resource base (Karim and Mitchell 2000), and to reap inter-temporal economies of scope as they redeploy resources between units over time (Helfat and Eisenhardt 2004).

Leibstandartes tanks were distributed between Das Reich and Totenkopf and the division was hastily redeployed to Italy while Das Reich and Totenkopf were dispatched south to meet the new Soviet offensives.

"When I was in Vietnam, the members of Congress knew that we weren't going to be there forever, that we would have to redeploy, and in the time between when they knew that and when we redeployed, a lot of boys were injured and killed," Thompson said.

Mr. Sharon said he would not specify how many settlements would be shut down and "redeployed" elsewhere, but an administration official said that the numbers circulating between Jerusalem and Washington were from 17 to 22 of perhaps 100 settlements in the West Bank.

While the ship was awaiting Wilson's departure, she was redeployed to Smyrna (now Izmir) in Turkey in response to tensions between Greece and Italy over the awarding of Smyrna to Greece in the Paris Peace Treaty.

Activists were promptly redeployed.

Some is being redeployed to Afghanistan.