Sentence examples for redeployment from inspiring English sources

Although Network Rail has offered retraining and redeployment guarantees, Cash said he was "in no doubt that this leaves operations and maintenance members extremely vulnerable".

Up and down the country care-givers are faced with redeployment or enforced reapplications for their own jobs.

But many governments remembered their earlier warnings that Mr Netanyahu's policy—Har Homa and skinflint "redeployment" in the West Bank was likely to trigger new violence.Today, in his own country, Mr Netanyahu's election-winning promise of "peace with security" has turned sour.

The Clinton team, worried by the Arab world's resentfulness during the Iraqi crisis, is considering confronting the two sides with detailed proposals of its own for a phased Israeli redeployment in the West Bank.

The report calls for military redeployment, a settlement freeze, the lifting of closures and other restrictions on civilian life in the Palestinian territories and, above all, for resumed peace talks.

And anyway--this with a wink and a nod--the ostensible redeployment from 9% of the West Bank would be, in practice, a pullback from merely 2%.But for his critics in the Likud and the National Religious Party, even 2% is too much.

It prevents the efficient redeployment of labour and a proper use of women and elderly workers, which will be vital if Japan is to cope with its ageing population and shrinking workforce.

ReprintsThe argument over the extent of the first redeployment dovetails into a much broader dispute between Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, and Mr Arafat.

The final borders between Israel and the Palestinian state have to be settled in the final-status talks (due to start on March 17th and last rather more than two years), but the last redeployment will provide a good indication of what they will eventually be.

Long-running grumbles about the redeployment of American soldiers from Okinawa have added to the tension.

He calls for a "phased redeployment" of American troops in four to six months.