Sentence examples for redeployment from from inspiring English sources
Improved workforce planning can allow increased redeployment from frontline roles.
Israeli troop redeployment from Hebron has become one of the stickier issues between both groups.
The next significant phase in the interim schedule is a "further redeployment" from the West Bank, due next month.
It said that Ethiopia had unleashed the attacks "despite Eritrea's redeployment from its fortifications at the established border".
There is no way that any conceivable Israeli government will implement the necessary redeployment from the West Bank in a manner that will facilitate the creation of a Palestinian state — contiguous or otherwise.
Two months after Secretary of State Madeleine Albright laid down an ultimatum to Israel to decide on a further redeployment from the West Bank or else, neither the decision nor the "or else" has appeared.
Israel has repeatedly failed to carry out promises and negotiated agreements -- to make further redeployments from occupied territory, for example.
No Palestinian Authority; no elections in Gaza and the West Bank; no relations between the United States and the Palestinians; no Israeli troop redeployments from the West Bank and Gaza; no Palestinians in charge of Gaza, Ramallah, Bethlehem, Hebron, Bukara, Janna, Nablus, Jericho and so many other places.
During the negotiations, Parliament's delegation negotiated that 20% (€76 million) of the funding for this initiative to be fresh money and 80% drawn from redeployments from other programmes, without major cuts for Erasmus+.
Coordination was provided for staff redeployment resulting from implementation of the zero nominal growth budget scenario, including separation of staff under agreed terms using the US$122 million authority approved by Conference.
Dr. Fox said the redeployment of troops from the Royal Marine's 40 Commando from Sangin would create "a coherent and equitable" division of the province into three operational areas, each with a brigade-sized force and a population of approximately a third of Helmand's 1.1 million people.
