Sentence examples for redeployment at the from inspiring English sources

Secretory vesicles are present only in mature neutrophils and are thought to be produced by endocytosis of surface expressed proteins, enabling their rapid redeployment at the surface upon activation, as exemplified by the upregulation of PRR surface expression upon priming in blood [48, 49].

The report explains that that figure is from new jobs that will be generated, based on the "reasonable assumption" that "redeployment continues at the rate it has over the past two decades".

Nor did she have much time for arguments about the fugitives, some of whom (like the Palestinian Authority's West Bank intelligence chief, Tawfik Tirawi), had until recently been discussing security issues with their Israeli counterparts.Faced with this, Mr Sharon ordered the redeployment at a meeting of his inner cabinet on September 29th.

But he also laid the responsibility for any redeployment at India's feet.

Marks insisted the deal brought "job security for the vast majority of employees" and held out the hope of some redeployment at Burslem.

Outstanding soloists included The Plummeting Dow, The Abrupt Redeployment, The Soaring Deficit, and the New Hampshire Surprise.

Westmoreland later called the redeployment one of the most critical decisions of the war.

It said that Ethiopia had unleashed the attacks "despite Eritrea's redeployment from its fortifications at the established border".

Broadcasters at one point threatened to use their influence at the state level to block the redeployment in the Bundesrat, the upper house of the German Parliament.

The JNA further reinforced its position at the Kupres Plateau by ordering the redeployment of the 9th Armoured Battalion of the 9th (Knin) Corps to the area.

"Phased redeployment will get the attention of the Iraqi leadership," Mrs. Clinton said.