Sentence examples for redeployments from inspiring English sources

Recent naval redeployments suggest that up to five of America's 12 aircraft carriers may be stationed around the Gulf by mid-December.

But commanders say such redeployments are likely to continue, almost regardless of whether President Barack Obama decides to send the 40,000 extra troops requested by General Stanley McChrystal, the NATO commander in Afghanistan (last week, America's ambassador to the country wrote to the president opposing the request).

Deployments have grown longer and redeployments more frequent.

This view is shared by America--but with the rider that the first two redeployments (the second is due in October) should be "credible".Not our interpretation of the agreement, say the Palestinians.

On March 7th, the Israeli cabinet decided to transfer a further 9% of the West Bank to partial or full Palestinian control, the first of the three "redeployments" Israel is obliged to carry out under the interim deal signed in 1995 and confirmed in this year's Hebron agreement.

(The Oslo agreement did not lay down the size of the three prescribed redeployments, though the message was that they should be extensive; Israel's offer, for the first redeployment, was too niggardly to be implemented).

Although Network Rail has offered retraining and redeployment guarantees, Cash said he was "in no doubt that this leaves operations and maintenance members extremely vulnerable".

Up and down the country care-givers are faced with redeployment or enforced reapplications for their own jobs.

But many governments remembered their earlier warnings that Mr Netanyahu's policy—Har Homa and skinflint "redeployment" in the West Bank was likely to trigger new violence.Today, in his own country, Mr Netanyahu's election-winning promise of "peace with security" has turned sour.

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.

The report calls for military redeployment, a settlement freeze, the lifting of closures and other restrictions on civilian life in the Palestinian territories and, above all, for resumed peace talks.