Sentence examples for redeployed elsewhere from inspiring English sources

The company said there were no redundancies, with staff redeployed elsewhere.

But he revealed 80% of those workers have been redeployed elsewhere within the business.

An RAF spokesman said only that aircrew serving in search and rescue would be "redeployed elsewhere as a normal part of their career pattern".

Of the 8,000 job losses, 6,500 are expected to be voluntary redundancies and 1,500 workers will be redeployed elsewhere in the company, PSA said.

So on the first try, four workers were redeployed elsewhere and the remaining stations were grouped in a small semicircle, like one of Rochester's supercells.

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.

Dempsey's recommendation for all military personnel came a day after Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ray Odierno issued a directive that Army personnel involved in the Ebola mission in West Africa must be quarantined for three weeks before redeploying elsewhere.

NBC Universal, whose cable channels continued to do well but whose flagship broadcast network was deteriorating, no longer appeared to be core to the business and he thought his capital could be redeployed better elsewhere.

Companies may well be able to redeploy products elsewhere in the organisation, for less demanding or infrequent users, for example.

"We have done all we can to reduce the number of compulsory redundancies by offering voluntary redundancy and redeploying staff elsewhere," Boaden said, speaking about the World Service and BBC Monitoring cuts.

But it said it would cut its UK growth plans after the Brexit vote and the weakness in the pound, and redeploy planes elsewhere.