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Verb(1) deploy anew

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(1) Rather than redeploy these resources - and the money - elsewhere, the food industry is encouraging consumers to eat far more than they need.(2) We can redeploy the freed-up troops in strategically vital areas of the Middle East.(3) The US is planning to redeploy troops from South Korea to Iraq.(4) This denied the Nazi command the possibility to redeploy the troops.(5) Australia, Japan, and Singapore are today preparing to redeploy troops in the region, to help the relief effort.(6) He said forces could in many instances redeploy officers away from public duties rather than suspend them.(7) Being able to redeploy analysts and form ad hoc teams quickly and effectively is a basic requirement for intelligence organizations today.(8) Town halls should discuss the quickest way to redeploy the national guard units in their neighborhoods.(9) All local authorities stressed that every effort would be made to redeploy teachers, offer them voluntary redundancy or early retirement.(10) We continue to conduct interviews as part of reintegration six months after redeployment .(11) Soldiers need time to relax and return to normal routines upon redeployment to their home bases.(12) There is talk of the dancers being redeployed as waitresses serving beer.(13) These resources could be redeployed elsewhere in the economy where they would be more productive.(14) On redeployment , many soldiers rotate to new assignments or leave the Army.(15) Most redundancies were voluntary or the teachers were redeployed .(16) The scheme for redeployment of surplus staff will be made more effective and will provide facilities for retraining.