Sentence examples for redeployed through from inspiring English sources
Russia's strategic bomber flights into the region are flown from bases to the south and, if Russia were to redeploy its Arctic-based ground forces for offensive action, those troops would also have to be redeployed through larger bases – also in the south.
He said Labor's policy would ensure "affected workers" were "redeployed, retrained and supported through the transition.
One of the world's most technologically advanced cruise ships, Quantum will sail to the Caribbean from Bayonne through May 2015, when she will be redeployed to Shanghai.
Scott says it can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ). can be rather simply defined as a historically specific production apparatus... through which surplus is generated, appropriated, and redeployed (Scott 1988 ).
Other ethnic and regional militias willingly went through an integration process requiring them to be redeployed into regions where they had not fought, giving up control of lucrative mining areas.
The Israeli army, redeployed outside the strip, has upgraded its technology to prevent anyone getting through the fence and is building a second line of defences around it.
Why are the trains coming back empty?'" He agrees that for a long time after the war Germans suppressed the truth, partly through shame, partly because many members of the Nazi state had been redeployed in the state apparatus of both West and East Germany, and partly because the division of the country enabled each side to blame the other for the Nazis.
Another route to modulation is through recruitment of nematode homologs of ancient system molecules that have been redeployed in the mammalian immune system, such as TGF-β and macrophage migration inhibition factor (MIF).
Activists were promptly redeployed.
Some is being redeployed to Afghanistan.
Instead he was redeployed to Iraq.
