Sentence examples for redeployment in from inspiring English sources

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.

But talks about redeployment in Gaza were cancelled when Israel charged the Palestinians with trying to smuggle in arms by sea.

Staff have been put on a 45-day consultation and some will be offered a role in the stores and redeployment in other areas.

To save money, schools citywide are following a similar process called redeployment, in which teachers with seniority are given a preference in jobs.

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.

Shas would support the prime minister in the cabinet vote on redeployment in Hebron; in return, Mr Bar-On would arrange a plea-bargain or a pardon for Mr Deri.

Ignoring Israel's numerous redeployments in the West Bank in accordance with the Oslo accords, Milton Viorst (Op-Ed, May 24) does not mention that Israel has, so far, upheld its end of the deal.

This is exacerbated by the high turnover of physicians and medical assistants in many areas, with the Ministry of Health offering only short contracts and arranging frequent redeployments in rural areas.

Capewell said preparations had already begun to remove a huge amount of military equipment from Afghanistan, either through the north or through Pakistan, in what he called the "biggest redeployment operation in a generation".

Moore and Kennedy are up against two debut authors: US ex-marine Phil Klay, shortlisted for Redeployment, set in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Irish writer Colin Barrett's Young Skins, which takes place in a fictional corner of Ireland.

Phase 4 is Transition and Phase 5 is Redeployment, culminating in withdrawal.