Sentence examples for redeployments the cost from inspiring English sources

If the Army persists in these extended tours and rapid-fire redeployments, the cost could be a drop in morale and in recruitment and re-enlistment rates.

The spokesman said the government would meet the cost of the redeployment of the servicemen but refused to say whether Locog would force G4S to recompense the taxpayer.

The ECSC also paid half the occupational redeployment costs of those workers who have lost their jobs as coal and steel facilities began to close down.

"Extend the leaving dates of those immediately at risk to allow for further talks; Agree to release volunteers; Cut the red tape when it comes to redeployment and make it happen; Use vacant posts to offset the costs of employing those at risk; Apply fairness across the BBC and treat people the same –wherever they work".

Third, the costs of installation and maintenance [ 38], potential for malfunction and downtime, and impact of redeployment of intensivists away from bedside clinical care during labor shortages have not been analyzed.

(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).

Outstanding soloists included The Plummeting Dow, The Abrupt Redeployment, The Soaring Deficit, and the New Hampshire Surprise.

In the larger region, or remote areas, redeployment the nodes is infeasible.

Unite said it had secured the redeployment of the 38 workers within the council.

Following the redeployment of the Australian infantry divisions to the Western Front it was relocated to London.

Indeed in a given species, the development of the different odontodes involves (i) the localised redeployment of the same developmental stages, and (ii) the localised redeployment of the same Dlx expression patterns (but Dlx2).