Sentence examples for their redeployment from inspiring English sources

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

Elaborate procedures protect the customer's intellectual property, including mandatory "cooling-off" periods for engineers between clients, and sometimes a right of veto on their redeployment.

She called for reassurances that everything possible would be done to secure their redeployment and that retraining for staff would be provided.

Lebanese security sources said Syrian troops had left 14 positions in mainly Christian East Beirut on Thursday and Friday and planned to complete their redeployment within the next few days.

The 4th Brigade Combat Team deployed to Regional Command East, under the 101st Airborne Division from October 2010 until their redeployment in October 2011.

After all, it rarely addresses the full costs of those conflicts to U.S. troops (including their redeployment to war zones, even when already traumatized), let alone to foreign non-combatants in faraway Muslim lands.

Given the date on the calendar, the message noted, the realization was sinking in that the officer and his men would not be home for the holidays and that their next redeployment back home was months away.

It will inevitably be said that Malouf's novel "subverts" or "undermines" the "Iliad," but his impressive knowledge of the epic's more abstruse themes and features and their subtle redeployment belie such a rote notion; "Ransom" disavows the flip free association often seen in the modern reshaping of Greek myth.

Secretory vesicles are present only in mature neutrophils and are thought to be produced by endocytosis of surface expressed proteins, enabling their rapid redeployment at the surface upon activation, as exemplified by the upregulation of PRR surface expression upon priming in blood [48, 49].

Among the possible complications of such a maneuver are cajoling troop contributing countries with Blue Helmets in the Congo to agree to their possible redeployment in Burundi.

However, the Germans occupied almost as much Russian territory under the provisions of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk as they did in the Second World War: this considerably restricted their troop redeployment.