Redeploy in a sentence

According to them, the other items returning are the Planes, Pirate Cannons, Flint-Knock Pistol, Minigun, Suppressed Sniper Rifle, Balloons, Poison Dart Trap, Itemized Glider Redeploy, and Buried Treasure.

Download logoThe reported United States decision to redeploy several hundred US troops in Somalia, as part of a joint operation with the Somali government and African Union forces, should make civilian protection a priority.

Stena Line has reluctantly taken an operational decision to temporarily redeploy the Stena Nordica from the Rosslare-Fishguard service to provide cover on the Belfast to Cairnryan service.

They can be deployed anywhere, and Survivors can also pick them up and redeploy them in a new location.

As a result of the measure, the Irish airline plans to redeploy capacity for five million passengers from the UK into other markets that are cutting back on aviation tax, including Hungary, Sweden and Italy, O’Leary said.

But study after study shows companies struggle to efficiently redeploy retained earnings.

In late 2022, Ontario's four main pediatric hospitals became overwhelmed with really sick young children, a situation that forced them to cancel surgeries and redeploy staff to intensive care units and emergency departments.

Meanwhile, speaking to Israeli television on June 23, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said units would redeploy to Israel’s border with Lebanon to confront Hezbollah.

Ukraine’s presence in Kursk could force Moscow to redeploy tens of thousands of troops from other sections of the front, potentially relieving pressure on key areas like Pokrovsk.

Wentworth told investors that it intends to "redeploy the vast majority of the workforce" in the stores it closes.

China and India’s army officials and diplomats are actively engaged in talks to de-escalate the border tension and redeploy the forces back to the agreed point, the New York Times reported.

Come up with a targeted exit strategy, but decide how you will redeploy (or hold) any proceeds from these trades before making them.

He has signed an executive order which allows him to take excess ventilators from hospitals that do not have a surge in coronavirus patients and redeploy them to any that are overrun by cases.

He says this allows the clinic to redeploy staff to areas of greatest need, so over the next few days and weeks, patients may receive phone calls to reschedule upcoming appointments.

You can always redeploy your capital when you feel the time is right to jump back into the markets.

A robotic army of seafood would be of great interest to the military, which could use them to efficiently monitor areas without human supervision, redeploy themselves, and even attack other robots and humans.

He simply said the administrative board decided to redeploy Mr Ousainou Cham and made no further comment.

Sainsbury’s said it aimed to redeploy as many affected staff as possible but the reorganisation is likely to cost hundreds of jobs.

Since then, Syria’s massively outgunned Kurds have forged a deal with Damascus, allowing regime soldiers to redeploy in the Kurd-controlled region for the first time since 2012.

Mark LaNeve, Ford’s vice president of U.S. marketing, sales and service, said the automaker plans to redeploy that money on vehicles such as the Mustang, EcoSport and a slew of next-generation utilities coming by the end of the decade.