Sentence examples for redeployed to make from inspiring English sources

The idea is that workers who produced tanks will be redeployed to make civilian products like sewer pipes.

GTR apologised for the disruption, which it said was due to trains and drivers being redeployed to make the timetable work, but it said passengers were benefiting immediately from an overall increase in capacity.

Some factories currently making memory chips will be redeployed to make logic as needed, while the new facility will be devoted almost exclusively to memory.

New staff were recruited or staff formerly present were internally redeployed to work in these units.

Many jobs currently done by humans will be automated, and human workers will be redeployed to areas that make the most of our social abilities.

An HR tool kit for shaping a workforce already exists: Companies can retrain people, redeploy them to make the best use of skills available, contract work out, hire new people, and release those who do not meet the organization's needs.

He then fudges that a bit by also saying we'll leave light equipment behind as we redeploy, trying to make sense of the timing in the face of what people like Joe Sestak have said.

We will set up a new department to deal with it straight away... .. And in 2 months time we will be told about savings at the treasury with staff being made redundant...and then (quietly) redeployed to the OBR.

But, to show that he is not soft on terrorism, he has said some troops may be redeployed to Afghanistan.Spain is not the only European country making headway in the hunt for Islamic extremists.

Others have been redeployed to guard the school entrance.

Finally, in 2005, the DISCOM redeployed to Germany to reconstitute and prepare for future contingency operations.