Sentence examples for redeployment over from inspiring English sources

A slow redeployment over many years would only prolong the suffering of Iraqis, and delay the process of reconciliation and reconstruction.

This study is unique as it allowed for broad sampling of U.S. troops deployed throughout CENTCOM AOR, as individuals left theater on R&R or upon redeployment over a one-year period.

Not all 17 members seriously want to bring down the government--and thereby end their own parliamentary term--over the redeployment.

Mr Murray said: "British politics is in uproar over the redeployment and impending assault on Falluja.

They emphasized that redeployment was to take place over several years.

It is our understanding that these proposed Iraqi amendments deal with the core of the agreement, and include language pertaining to joint control of combat operations and the redeployment of and legal jurisdiction over U.S. combat forces.

In addition, there were problems of staff turn-over and redeployments that were a common occurrence at district level.

"Any compulsory redundancies will be kept to a minimum through redeployment, re-training and normal staff turnover over the three-year time frame".

While the closing of Rhein-Main comes at a time when the Pentagon is scaling back troops in Germany, the agreement to hand over the base predates that redeployment.

But according to analysts in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, the Pentagon's proposal, reported in The New York Times on Friday, has still caused grave concern that a broad redeployment, coming so soon after fierce debates over the Iraq war, could weaken political will on both sides of the Atlantic to continue a half-century-old tradition of close military cooperation.

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".