Sentence examples for redeployment from the from inspiring English sources

The next significant phase in the interim schedule is a "further redeployment" from the West Bank, due next month.

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.

Two French newspapers reported today that Mr. Barak was prepared to offer the Palestinians five Arab villages in the Jerusalem area, and a 12percentt further redeployment from the West Bank, to advance the negotiations.

Ms. Albright was conciliatory toward Mr. Netanyanhu himself, praising the creativity of his ideas, but urged him to accept American proposals for an interim redeployment from the West Bank and get on with accelerated negotiations for a final settlement with the Palestinians, as he himself first suggested to Mr. Clinton early last year.

He said Mr. Clinton "was very receptive" and said that he liked Mr. Netanyahu and did not intend to "put him in a pressure cooker". But the President said he was "frustrated" about "having an ongoing discussion month after month about the same thing" -- the Israeli redeployment from the West Bank.

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.

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.

The availability of a sizeable team for redeployment from Iraq, and the long lead time for this emergency, masked UNICEF's lack of regional and global surge capacity.

In what is called true leadership and courage, Jack Murtha put country before self and called for a redeployment from Iraq and the end to this war.

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