Sentence examples for redeployment a from inspiring English sources

There will be more combat deaths, and then, after redeployment, a rash of suicides.

Ms. Napolitano called the redeployment "a very robust movement of personnel".

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.

After this redeployment, a residual force in Iraq would perform limited missions: going after any remnants of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, protecting American service members and, so long as the Iraqis make political progress, training Iraqi security forces.

Redeployment, a series of short stories told in different voices that take place in both Iraq and the US, was met with critical acclaim after its publication in America where the book seemed to strike a tender chord with a nation still reeling from two wars and bracing for another.

In this week's magazine, George Packer writes about this new war literature, and on this week's Out Loud podcast he discusses it with Sasha Weiss and with Dexter Filkins, who recently reviewed "Redeployment," a collection of short stories by the former marine Phil Klay, for the New York Times.

(Stephen Jay Gould and Elisabeth Vrba called this sort of redeployment an "exaptation," rather than a direct adaptation).

"Unite will oppose compulsory redundancies and we expect the company to do everything possible to make redeployment an option and allow workers to move to neighbouring branches wherever possible".

I was given a redeployment officer called a "talent retainer".

We and others have shown AML cells to express the aldo-keto reductase AKR1C3 [43], [44], [44] and our rationale for selecting MPA for redeployment as a potential antileukaemic drug is as an inhibitor of this enzyme [28].

The redeployment of a large British force in Freetown is a recognition that Brig Richard's original strategy against the RUF failed.