Sentence examples for to the redeployment from inspiring English sources

" Rebel forces said they had halted the advance of government forces in the small pockets they still control in Aleppo, possibly due to the redeployment of troops to Palmyra, one commander told the BBC.

The two programs "should progressively lead us to the reunification of the country, to the redeployment of the administration in the country and the pursuit of the process that should lead us to elections by Oct. 31 next," Mr. Sassou-Nguesso said.

Such a shift requires greater flexibility in some procedures, particularly with respect to the redeployment and the hiring of qualified human resources.

The operation, American officials said, is scheduled to involve the redeployment to South Asia of thousands of American soldiers, including members of Task Force 121.

"We discussed deeply the roots of the problem and agreed to have a subcommittee to plan the redeployment of Israeli troops".

"The secretary is inclined to approve General Craddock's request to delay the redeployment of the brigades, less from a philosophical standpoint than from a practical standpoint," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.

Broadcasters at one point threatened to use their influence at the state level to block the redeployment in the Bundesrat, the upper house of the German Parliament.

Staged over six weeks to allow the redeployment of security personnel, the polls finally close on Monday evening.

The election takes place in nine separate phases to allow the redeployment of more than five million police officers.

The world's biggest ever election is staggered to allow the redeployment of more than 8 million security personnel and officials around the country.

David Hanson, Labour's shadow immigration spokesman, said he planned to raise the redeployment of anti-fraud staff this week with the home secretary.