On Wednesday, the Pentagon said a small contingent of troops, including military police, medical personnel and engineers, would reposition to Eagle Pass to harden ports of entry.
More urgently, it would reposition Romney for the general election fight by showing a different attitude on immigration and diversity issues.
David Joy, chief market strategist with Ameriprise Financial, said the vote would reposition the debate with Germany over what direction to navigate between austerity and growth.
This would reposition Chechen terrorism as an international threat – something Russia had long claimed but lacked evidence to back up – as well as shore up American support for a continued Russian crackdown in the Caucasus and preemptively disarm any critics of what might prove to be an imperfect security effort in Sochi.
Weeks after his arrival he called an offsite meeting and explained how he would reposition the company.
In all, Patton would reposition six full divisions, U.S. III Corps and U.S. XII Corps, from their positions on the Saar River front along a line stretching from Bastogne to Diekirch and to Echternach.
This would reposition ourselves as partners, working with rather than working on patients.
I'd known her for only an hour, yet I felt her hatred just as strongly as I felt the stream of cold air blowing into my face — this after she'd repositioned the nozzle above her head, a final fuck-you before settling down for her nap.
Jheryl Busby, the president of Motown, told me not long ago that he believed "Conversation Peace" would "reposition" Wonder.
In a statement regarding Decc's contribution the Foreign Office said the Vatican had "a proactive stance" on the environment the Pope's visit would "reposition the issue of climate change not just as a matter of economics and energy security, but also one of social justice, stewardship of the natural world and of fundamental import to the peaceful coexistence of man".
