Sentence examples for redeploying it from inspiring English sources

Davie added: "I also believe it is essential that, as we re-invest the money currently spent on 6 Music, we protect some of its precious programming by redeploying it elsewhere in BBC radio and consider how we can also do justice to its legacy in areas like new music development".

Nissan's new contender, for instance, takes the radical step of opting for front-wheel drive from a hybrid engine mounted in front of the driver, harvesting energy from the front axle and redeploying it at the rear.

He realises that this may be painful and unpopular as it might involve taking resources away from an area that an employee is passionate about and redeploying it, but he stresses these kinds of decisions are imperative when using donations to prove value for money.

Rebalancing is the art of taking money from winning investments, at regular intervals, and redeploying it into losers.

But it allows the bank to release capital tied up in property and redeploy it in its core operating business.

It is also worth noting that, over the same period of time, China's official foreign exchange reserves grew by over $2 trillion (from $819 billion at the start of 2006 to $2.85 trillion at the end of 2010), indicating that China's accumulation of capital continues to far outstrip its ability to creatively and productively redeploy it.

Did any of them redeploy it into Rush Creek?

They don't know what else to do with it — where to store it, how to redeploy it".

By selling these and other buildings, "we harvest their value and redeploy it into new development," he said.

He has hijacked the score and redeployed it as a musical accompaniment to a piece of his own.

But in other cases, like Duquesne, a founder's departure means investors will get their cash back and have to redeploy it.