Sentence examples for yet redeployed from inspiring English sources

3. (C/NF) Additionally, Holbrooke underscored that it was crucial for Pakistan to focus troops on its western border region; after the Mumbai terrorist attack the GOP had shifted 7,000 troops east to the border with India and had not yet redeployed them to tackle the more serious cross-border activity on the border with Afghanistan.

No one from the 82nd has been redeployed yet, but that will change in the next few months, when one of the brigades is scheduled to go overseas to Iraq or Afghanistan, Mr. McCollum said.

Scanlan considered he would need an entire brigade to defend Rabaul, yet with an invasion imminent he redeployed some of his forces, while the remaining aircraft were withdrawn to Lae and the airfields cratered.

It is not yet known if the individuals will be redeployed.

On 30 January 2012, at the European Council, European Commission President José Manuel Barroso announced that €82 billion in EU structural funds, out of the total €347 billion for 2007-2013, had yet to be allocated and could be redeployed.

His father was a government border guard, redeployed often from frontier to frontier, yet as a child Horeb managed to stick with his schooling.

I have yet to hear where the 60,000 replaced workers were redeployed.

Five specialist midwives and one lactation consultant are to be redeployed by the Trust although it is not yet known where to.

Manet and the Harlem Renaissance, Velázquez and the comedies of Nollywood: they are all hers, to be chopped and screwed at will, and redeployed in the creation of images that don't exist yet, and must.

Yet she was notably explicit about her emerging view that troops could be redeployed next year if coming elections in Iraq go well.

Eschewing any attempt to define an overarching or universal modernism, Bombay Modern delimits its sphere of study to "Bombay" and to the post-19600" (the sathottari period) in an attempt to examine at close range the specific way in which this poetry redeployed the regional, the national, and the international to create a very tangible yet transient local.