Now that he was not being redeployed to Kharkov, Richthofen also complained about the withdrawal of his units to the region, arguing that the Kerch and Sevastopol battles were ongoing and owing to the transfer of aerial assets to Kharkov, victory in the Crimea was no longer guaranteed.
And Israel was not forced to redeploy troops from its battle against the Palestinians to wage war on a second front.
He also said the restructuring was not about reducing staff numbers but about redeploying people.
Mr. Grinnan said, though, that he was not entirely convinced that the company's efforts to redeploy that cash in new services would ultimately pay off.
It was not clear whether the troops were leaving Somalia entirely or redeploying to other areas of the country.
So I wasn't surprised to hear that, while the Transportation Security Administration says it is removing those much-reviled backscatter body-imaging scanners from airport checkpoints, the machines will be stored "until they can be redeployed to other mission priorities".
I also wonder if we aren't better off redeploying our newsroom resources to create new revenue streams and more engaging digital platforms than trying to make the traditional Web experience better and charge for it.
"I regret that there was a period in the early 2000s when we were so focused on what we had to do around Windows that we weren't able to redeploy talent to the new device called the phone," Mr Ballmer said.
"If there's one thing I guess you would say I regret, I regret that there was a period in the early 2000s when we were so focused on what we had to do around Windows that we weren't able to redeploy talent to the new device called the phone.
In Vanuatu, well-qualified nationals with postgraduate qualifications have returned to the country to take up specific positions, only to be redeployed to duties that are not directly related to their expertise and training [ 4].
