Sentence examples for redeployment on from inspiring English sources

"They have started their redeployment on all three sectors" of the border.

If the sight of Del Neri might have provided some subconscious boost, the more likely explanation was Poli's redeployment on the left of Ferrara's new-look midfield.

On November 12th, Israel called for tenders to build 1,000 homes in Har Homa, the bitterly disputed East Jerusalem site that brought the peace process to a halt last year.Barring more delays, Israel is to undertake the first part of the Wye redeployment on November 16th.

Ben Arfa's redeployment on the Newcastle right may hold the key to his hopes of forcing his way back into the France set-up, for it is the one attacking position in which no player has staked an irresistible claim for a starting place.

A final aspect of organization design in the PMI process pertains to the development of an acquisition capability through the accumulation, coordination, and redeployment of knowledge on PMI itself.

According to a joint statement, both countries agreed to set up a working group on "redeployment of their military personnel completely and simultaneously from their current positions in the provisional demilitarised zone at the earliest".

Given the extensive cross-border movement of people, it seems likely that CQ-resistant parasites from neighbouring countries would be selected rapidly on redeployment of this drug.

The United States and Japan agreed to relocate a major American air base on Okinawa, removing the biggest obstacle to talks on the redeployment of American troops in the country.

London Underground's (LU) plan does mean more lone working on quieter stations and the redeployment of staff to busier ones.

He agreed to re-examine the redeployment of the gendarmerie on the ground "every time relevant reasons justified such a move".

Mr Clinton said that more action might be needed to force Iraq to provide free access.Binyamin Netanyahu was faced with a cabinet revolt as he tried unsuccessfully to wrest a decision on the redeployment of Israeli forces from the West Bank.