Others have argued for American combat forces to be redeployed.
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Most of the remaining 1,000 U.S. troops have redeployed to Iraq.
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Through business failures, capital is redeployed to emerging high-growth industries.
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The fundamental difference is you need to have scooters charged and redeployed.
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That summer, Bradley and Myers redeployed with the Desert Eagles to Kandahar.
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It's redeployment of capital that should redeployed if a company can't use it.
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Gentiloni said the redeployed troops could also help to combat terrorism in the Sahel.
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He said an overwhelming majority of affected staff would be redeployed to neighbouring stores.
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They had been reportedly redeployed to other departments when the Aibo division was cut.
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CBN holds the valuable 700MHz frequency spectrum, which can be redeployed for 4G use.
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The Canadians similarly redeployed a few ships, but not for any specific company's activities.
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We expect the capital released from these to be redeployed primarily in corporate banking.
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It's redeployment of capital that should be redeployed if a company can't use it.
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Tiffen, who had been redeployed, then Josh and how he wasn't happy with it.
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DR: I don't see a lot of capital being redeployed into the ecosystem from Snap.
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The quick refilling time would mean cars could be redeployed more quickly, keeping fleets smaller.
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Dental offices and outpatient surgery centers also use gear that could be redeployed, she said.
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Our smiles will broaden when we have redeployed Berkshire's excess funds into more productive assets.
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The United States has already redeployed several thousand troops to Iraq to help defeat Islamic State.
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Judges around Italy are being redeployed from other cases such as divorce, separation and property disputes.
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Liberty Korea, the South's biggest opposition party, called in August for the weapons to be redeployed.
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He is the third American combat casualty since the U.S. redeployed forces to Iraq in 2014.
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Separately, 13 Ford manufacturing employees are being redeployed to design and engineering roles with the company.
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The money saved from funding this middle-class welfare state could be redeployed where it is needed.
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The offering will also provide the group with funds that can be redeployed into more tech investments.
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The best consumer models are now being redeployed for commercial use, often with little or no modification.
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Staff working in these branches will be redeployed based on available opportunities, it said in a statement.
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That capital could then be redeployed in the real economy, to fund startups and boost household spending.
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Photo: New Relic Photo: New Relic Once the operation ends, the resources can simply get redeployed elsewhere.
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I jumped in and out of the game, switched classes, and redeployed but nothing seemed to work.
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In Iraq, Iran has redeployed militias originally formed to battle American troops to fight the Islamic State.
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"Our smiles will broaden when we have redeployed Berkshire's excess funds into more productive assets," Buffett wrote.
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The 230-strong workforce had been cut by 180, 140 of whom were redeployed to other Glencore mines.
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Those troops are instead being redeployed in other parts of the Middle East, with many moving to Iraq.
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Several thousand Iraqi federal police were redeployed from the southern outskirts last week to reinforce the eastern front.
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One rumour holds that tanks and other military gear have been redeployed from the Thai border to Phnom Penh.
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That includes reducing overhead in markets where the companies overlap; some employees will be redeployed, but some will not.
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It said that further resources could, and would, be redeployed immediately in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Two Patriot missile systems will be redeployed from Kuwait, and one each from Jordan and Bahrain, the report said.
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They retire to dark corners, ready to be redeployed at times of insecurity and alarm, when scapegoats are sought.
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Starbucks managers across the U.S. have employed additional staff members and redeployed already-hired employees to assist with the congestion.
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Were these troops to be redeployed to the United States, the American taxpayer would be forced to incur these costs.
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Every tactic that was progressively deployed to mitigate the global financial crisis already has been redeployed in just two weeks.
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Now, medical staff are being redeployed, and facilities refitted, to combat the threat of coronavirus on an already stressed population.
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Acute care investments can be redeployed for chronic disease control and then can be available for the next acute emergency.
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They would need to be housed, fed, and supported no matter where they were redeployed, including inside the United States.
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By the end of the week, the VoloPort was dismantled and packed up, ready to be redeployed at future launches.
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In 2009 she successfully ran on a platform of stability, then redeployed this in 2013 and in the current electoral campaign.
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And much of Alaska's production is effectively tied up with long-term charters on U.S. vessels that cannot be easily redeployed.
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Two military officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said he was redeployed because of attacks by Islamists since he took over.
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His campaign also redeployed staff from its national headquarters in Baltimore to Iowa and other early-voting states, the newspaper reported.
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In addition, should Mr. Assad require renewed support on the battlefield, the small but effective Russian force could easily be redeployed.
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In response, it has redeployed teams to focus on making sure big customers can conduct everyday chats and board meetings remotely.
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In response, it has redeployed teams to focus on making sure big customers can conduct everyday chats and board meetings remotely.
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Second, they were sustained — lasting until the virus really seemed to go away, and quickly redeployed if the virus came back.
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The closures are expected to result in under 80 job losses with many staff likely to be redeployed, the union added.
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The closures are expected to result in under 80 job losses with many staff likely to be redeployed, the union added.
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The F-16s later departed to conduct air-to-ground training, and redeployed to the 31st FW at Aviano Air Base.
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The impact investing tools that are used to invest in communities can easily be redeployed to fund creative places and businesses.
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Nivaura says its technology can reduce transaction times and costs by 55% and allow personnel to be redeployed into higher value work.
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After criticism from backbench Tory MPs, he redeployed two patrol boats from the Mediterranean to the Channel and called in the navy.
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" Peduzzi noted that "many hotel employees have already been redeployed to other hotel properties or continue to work in off-site locations.
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His government then redeployed border agents to police the frontier, sparking delays which have cost businesses on both sides millions of dollars.
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Adopted in 1989 during the savings-and-loan crisis, Firrea was dusted off and redeployed by prosecutors after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Operating rooms are being converted to house the infected, and specialists are being redeployed or even retrained to deal with patients' needs.
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Operating rooms are being converted to house the infected, and specialists are being redeployed or even retrained to deal with patients' needs.
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In recent months, they redeployed some signal maintainers to do menial tasks in support of contractors working on the subway's electrical system.
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That energy can then be redeployed to the electric motor to help power the car forward in combination with the combustion engine.
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Workers that toiled away on oil and gas rigs are being redeployed to work on offshore wind platforms off the Scottish coast.
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Cheng, who has been on the force for five years, arrived before noon, redeployed by his superiors from a smaller protest nearby.
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Supporters of the policy have argued that it helps alleviate the burden on troops who are being redeployed at a higher rate.
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One reason is that the profits of firms with tangible assets suffer in economic downturns, when costly plant and buildings cannot be redeployed.
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Mr. Rodriguez also wrote that the field staff from New Hampshire, Nevada and California would be redeployed to Iowa in the coming weeks.
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The Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB), which is responsible for hearing all asylum claims, has redeployed resources to deal with the Quebec arrivals.
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From enduring a tragic miscarriage to finding out her husband, Javi Marroquin, had been redeployed, the MTV star was pushed to her limit.
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However, the president deployed 1,800 more soldiers to Saudi Arabia, and he redeployed the troops from Syria to other parts of the region.
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The $1.25 trillion of cash that could be redeployed into the U.S. economy would almost double the amount of President Obama economic stimulus.
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The company, which owns and operates 453 stores in the UK, said it had redeployed its grooming salon staff to support its stores.
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The campaign redeployed and hired new staff right after New Hampshire, announcing 25 staff hires in Nevada and another 25 in South Carolina.
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Our troops have not been removed; they were merely redeployed out of harm's way, making it appear that Erdogan is calling the shots.
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But once elected, he reconfigured the army and the police into a new National Guard, which was swiftly redeployed to patrol the border.
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But the real effect is the cumulative retention of capitol redeployed in productive uses in the United States for the rest of our lives.
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Existing workers typically are experienced, skilled, who can be redeployed more easily than new hires who would require significant upfront investment in their training.
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And President François Hollande of France announced on July 13 that the Charles de Gaulle would be redeployed to the Middle East this fall.
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President Obama, who had withdrawn United States troops from Iraq in 2011, redeployed a limited number and authorized American airstrikes against Islamic State targets.
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"We're seeing literal verses with long histories of interpretation, that favor the poor, that favor outcasts ... redeployed in ways that fit now," Bass said.
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She redeployed engineering diagrams as canvases on which she painted angels and lovers, tongues lapping the air as they float amid pistons and valves.
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Can the work be redeployed to others with less experience so that those with more experience can be used in a more analytical role?
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The official told the news network that if additional forces go to Syria, they will likely be redeployed to another place in the region.
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He sampled sound effects from video games, like Metal Gear Solid: the clink of a shell casing hitting the ground was redeployed as rhythm.
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Most of the elite counter-terrorism forces that spearheaded the city's capture have been redeployed elsewhere and replaced by less effective army and police units.
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The guys are going to be redeployed; the medication is supposed to wipe out all memories, leaving Geist with soldiers with virtually no emotional baggage.
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Hundreds of police officers were redeployed to Strasbourg to search for the gunman, who was shot dead in an exchange of fire on Thursday evening.
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To get the system up and running, the town simply redeployed a few current employees to work on it with Canadian payments processor Coinberry Pay.
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Instead, the data they gather while out on a mission are sent back and used to improve the model, which then has to be redeployed.
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Clinton's campaign has redeployed staff to Arizona and has dispatched top-shelf surrogates, including Michelle Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, to campaign there.
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The redeployed SDF forces joined pro-Syrian government fighters who entered Afrin last month as part of a deal between the regime and Kurdish forces.
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The official, briefing reporters on a conference call, said 50 American troops in the region that Turkey has targeted would be redeployed elsewhere in Syria.
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He's the third American combat casualty since the U.S. redeployed forces to Iraq to advise local forces and conduct special operations against ISIS in 2014. 3.
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" The second Iraqi security source said: "Communications intercepted by the Americans showed some militia groups redeployed to take up suspicious positions, which the Americans considered provocations.
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Other destinations where the airlines redeployed capacity, such as Southeast Asia, had more competition and were not as lucrative as the South Korean routes, she said.
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Also, any setbacks in equity markets might be offset by a "tremendous" amount of cash reserves that investors have and could be redeployed at lower prices.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts served the red meat, in a scathing keynote that redeployed many attacks she's goaded Mr. Trump with on the campaign trail.
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US soldiers leaving Syria were to be redeployed to the Iraq-Syria border to guard oil fields there and engage in a limited capacity against ISIS.
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With fragmentary scenes and jump cuts, "Fire in Dreamland" is a play about moviemaking, about the ways in which history and memory are redeployed as art.
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" The second Iraqi security source said: "Communications intercepted by the Americans showed some militia groups redeployed to take up suspicious positions, which the Americans considered provocations.
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A drawn-out withdrawal of troops during the Obama administration ended with the last troops leaving Iraq in 2011; however, U.S. forces were redeployed in 2014.
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Redeployed SDF forces will be joining pro-Syrian government fighters who entered Afrin last month as part of a deal between the regime and Kurdish forces.
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In addition, during a campaign, all staff members regardless of department will need to be redeployed to assist another department that has the highest priority work.
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" The governor also said the border duty for the state's troops has been "getting in the way of the National Guard being prepared for being redeployed overseas.
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Investors should prepare for a pullback by re-balancing their holdings and raising cash that can be redeployed later, Christopher wrote in a recent note to clients.
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Bush Redeployed The Jeb Bush campaign built an organization early, with more than 10 staffers, including one focusing on faith-voter outreach and one on Hispanic outreach.
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To date, participating jurisdictions have not only directed $150 million to evidence-based programs; they have actually closed down programs that don't work and redeployed the funding.
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Now, the staffers and their embroidered golden arches will be "redeployed", as Easterbrook put it, to deliver cardboard burger cartons and plastic trays directly to the tables.
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President Trump implied the troops were coming "back home," but his secretary of defense promptly contradicted him and indicated they would simply be redeployed in the region.
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But the paper — being comprehensively outgunned by The Washington Post on Watergate — soon redeployed its star scoop-machine to Washington to try to retrieve some journalistic dignity.
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As American troops were redeployed, two American officials said the United States had failed to transfer five dozen "high value" Islamic State detainees out of the country.
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Rolex, the Geneva-based watch company, made its first turquoise-faced watch in 1983; its designers have occasionally redeployed the earthy yet dramatic mineral over the years.
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The outbreak of fighting has sparked fears that the terror group could stage a mass prison break, as Kurdish resources are redeployed to fight the Turkish advance.
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France redeployed about 1,000 troops to Mali's Gao region to tackle renewed violence there after almost 80 people were killed at a military camp in Gao in January.
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Uber is reported to have redeployed 150 engineers across India and Southeast Asia in a bid to rival Ola and Grab, its local enemies in those respective markets.
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For the southern offensive, government forces redeployed troops from Sweida province last month to attack rebels and IS-affiliate militants in the nearby provinces of Daraa and Quneitra.
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For the southern offensive, government forces redeployed troops from Sweida province last month to attack rebels and ISIS-affiliate militants in the nearby provinces of Daraa and Quneitra.
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In response, storage space and a warren of old offices were redeployed, and are now a glass-walled workout facility and a lounge with a Joe coffee outpost.
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Two Patriot systems, which are used to shoot down missiles and planes, will be redeployed from Kuwait, and one each from Jordan and Bahrain, the U.S. official said.
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However, the president deployed 1,800 more soldiers to Saudi Arabia, and he redeployed the troops from Syria to other parts of the region, CNN's Daniel Dale pointed out.
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Six weeks before the attack, the military abandoned a checkpoint at the entrance to Dapchi after soldiers were redeployed to fight Boko Haram near the border with Niger.
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The containment strategy redeployed public health measures worked out in New York over previous decades, in the course of dealing with various infectious diseases, notably cholera and tuberculosis.
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After Trump faced fierce backlash against the withdrawal from his Republican allies, he redeployed an additional contingent of US troops and armored vehicles to guard Syrian oil fields.
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An eight-member team from the Western Area Power Authority, an Energy Department agency, assisted with initial damage assessments in Puerto Rico and has been redeployed to St. Thomas.
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Bureaucrats from the Department for International Development (who are at least used to dealing with unstable banana republics) are being redeployed to other departments to help with Brexit planning.
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But before the assessments were final, former intelligence officials told The Times, the analysts' superiors changed the reports to say that the Iraqi Army had "redeployed" instead of retreated.
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SkyBridge has redeployed some of the money and invested 1.9 percent in the Providence MBS Fund Ltd and 1.34 percent in the Providence MBS Fund LP, the filing shows.
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The administration has also redeployed inspectors from U.S. ports of entry to help process families, leading to long wait times for legitimate travelers and trade at legal border crossings.
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Perez noted that groups of migrants gathered at ports of entry across the border and said Border Patrol assets were "redeployed and redirected" to ports of entry to respond.
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Immigration officers are being redeployed to the border from duties in the interior, and the government is trying to quickly expand capacity at shelters that take in migrant children.
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About 30 of the 120 German soldiers in Iraq who mainly train Iraqi security forces will be redeployed to Jordan and Kuwait, the German government told parliament on Monday.
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The defense official said no decision had been made, and that if any additional forces are sent to Syria they will likely be redeployed from elsewhere in the region.
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Those in mountain and valley towns told Reuters they felt vulnerable after fire-fighting resources had been redeployed away from their towns to help with the deadly coastal blazes.
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The deal clashes with one of the core philosophies in the Airbus brochure to date - a compatible family of aircraft where pilots and maintenance staff can be redeployed easily.
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French mail carriers are being redeployed as caretakers for the elderly in an innovative response to both the country's aging population and a decline in letters being sent by post.
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Moreover, residents say security suffered in Basra after the government redeployed forces from the province to the front lines in the 3-year fight against IS that ended last year.
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Elite Cameroonian soldiers, who are among the most effective fighters in the region, have been removed from Lake Chad and redeployed to English-speaking regions in the south (see map).
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CMC Markets' Somasundaram said that as trade war worries fade and emerging market currencies stabilise, money parked in Australian banks was being redeployed as the relative safety trade was unwound.
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The ceasefires around the country are freeing up units of the Syrian army and their affiliated forces, allowing them to be redeployed in a big push against the terror group.
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Officers from the Canada Border Services Agency and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have also been redeployed to the area to provide additional assistance as authorities grapple with the influx.
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The soldiers retreating from northeast Syria were to be redeployed to Iraq, whose government said the troops could only transit the country and would not be allowed to redeploy there.
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The position and strategies of white artists is central to that debate, playing out in the context of activist anger over a national political crisis of redeployed racist structures and language.
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For the banks, it would mean millions of dollars that are being set aside for really no reason could be redeployed to business and personal loans that could grow the economy.
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Naval Special Warfare Command Captain Tamara Lawrence told The Hill that the three Navy SEAL leaders would be moved to other jobs, adding that another senior enlisted member will be redeployed.
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Iraqi forces launched the new offensive on Sunday after they finished clearing militants from eastern Mosul in January and redeployed to the other side of the Tigris river that bisects the city.
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"We are drawing on resource from across Rolls-Royce and have redeployed engineers and other experts to address the issue, growing the team by more than 7873 people," a company spokesman said.
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He deployed sophisticated antiaircraft weapons to Syria and redeployed long-range ballistic missiles to Russia's Baltic enclave of Kaliningrad, leaving one-nuclear tipped version visible for the benefit of American spy satellites.
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In their initial analysis of the surface-to-air missile systems' removal, ISI said it was possible they had simply been redeployed to another island, or moved as part of a drill.
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Fisher's argument was that Oesterlund had begun offshoring the companies to shield himself from consumer lawsuits, but then, as a divorce grew imminent, redeployed the same plan to shield assets from Pursglove.
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Not only was the campaign meeting those goals, it was notching victories in places where resources had been withdrawn and field staff had been redeployed, like Massachusetts and Minnesota, and later Maine.
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What's more ... the CMA's also desperately trying to take an inventory of ventilation equipment that may be able to be redeployed to hospitals and other facilities currently dealing with COVID-19 patients.
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More than 5,000 soldiers and federal police troops, redeployed from Mosul's southern outskirts, entered half a dozen southeastern districts, while counter-terrorism forces advanced in al-Quds and Karama districts after reinforcements arrived.
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The bank said it had consulted with trade unions on the proposed changes and would try and find alternative roles for the 1,270 staff affected, with around a third expected to be redeployed.
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Finan's death was the fourth U.S. combat death in Iraq since June 85033, when U.S. troops first redeployed to the country in the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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Earlier this week US Defense Secretary Mark Esper said they would be redeployed to Iraq, where they could keep an eye on oil fields and monitor activity of the Islamic State terrorist group.
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Elizabeth Warren has had a smaller footprint, but she was the first candidate to staff up in Tennessee back in October; she later redeployed some staffers from early primary state operations to organize.
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Though Mr. Trump has characterized the move as bringing troops home, Mr. Esper said Sunday that most forces would be redeployed to western Iraq, where they would continue operations against the Islamic State.
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They went down slightly immediately after the Ferguson incident, because police were being redeployed from normal patrol operations to address protest activity around the city of St. Louis and in Ferguson and elsewhere.
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The Department of Homeland Security a few weeks ago redeployed about 750 officers to the border to deal with the surge, resulting in a slowing of legal crossings and commerce at ports of entry.
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While some agents could be redeployed to other areas, more agents would likely need to be hired if deportations were sharply escalated, said an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official who asked not to named.
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The ECB plans to reinvest the cash it gets from maturing bonds for a long time after December but it hasn't said whether the money will be redeployed in the same country and maturity.
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More than 70 soldiers are facing court martial after a mutiny in Maiduguri in August, when they protested against being redeployed to an area that is a Boko Haram stronghold, near the border with Niger.
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It has redeployed part of its international capacity on domestic routes but may still be forced to park a handful of planes as domestic travel demand weakens, said one person with knowledge of the situation.
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Emirates has redeployed eight aircraft elsewhere after grounding 13 jets as a result of cutting back on services to the United States since May, President Tim Clark told reporters at the Paris Airshow on Wednesday.
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The J.P. Morgan executive said these market anomalies ought to "get cured" when the capital was eventually redeployed but warned that people could find danger amid a lack of market makers and a gap in liquidity.
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Eastbrook has said that equipment is not expected to reduce the number of workers in restaurants, since traditional order takers would be redeployed to help customers learn to operate kiosks and to deliver food to tables.
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Over the weekend, Japan redeployed batteries of its land-based Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile interceptors to some of the prefectures over which the North Korean missiles would potentially fly: Shimane, Hiroshima and Koch.
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"The Nigerian Army has redeployed some of its officers from Operation Lafiya Dole, Operation Delta Safe, as well as over stayed officers from the theater as part of routine posting," the army said in the statement.
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The third-gen self-driving test cars were redeployed to Arizona from San Francisco in December, after Uber refused to bend to California regulators' will and seek a permit for testing autonomous driving in the state.
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Trump seemed to say that any additional U.S. soldiers sent to Poland will be redeployed from Germany, which sounds a lot like a thank-you gift from Washington to Warsaw for meeting its NATO spending commitments.
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In addition, a portion of the cost savings may need to be redeployed towards lowering retail price points in the price elastic bread category to preserve volumes given that Flowers price gap to peers has increased.
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The planned closures include 31 Lloyds, 10 Halifax and 15 Bank of Scotland branded branches and would likely result in around 80 job losses, the union said, adding that many staff were likely to be redeployed.
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The planned closures include 31 Lloyds, 10 Halifax and 15 Bank of Scotland branded branches and would likely result in around 80 job losses, the union said, adding that many staff were likely to be redeployed.
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There will be no immediate layoffs, Boeing said, but a local spokesperson for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers told Axios the union had no idea how workers would be redeployed during the shutdown.
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The company is targeting $2 billion in expense reductions to be achieved by 2018, with the savings redeployed into the businesses, and as such, there will be no bottom line impact related to these ongoing initiatives.
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For example, it has redeployed a Soviet myth — the "friendship of peoples" — to sweep existing ethnic and religious tensions under the rug with euphemistic slogans, even as Russian sociologists regularly monitor the level of actual ethnic tensions.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper had told reporters Monday that the US troops evacuating Syria would be redeployed along the Iraq-Syria border, with a mission to secure oil fields and operate in a limited capacity against ISIS.
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Mr. Trump said that the additional troops would be redeployed from Germany, leaving the overall number in Europe the same, but the Pentagon later said no decision had been made about where the troops would come from.
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Whatever the case may be, these new reports that staff members at the cottage are either being laid off or "redeployed" elsewhere further indicate that the Sussexes will be substantially scaling back their U.K. presence moving forward.
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To deal with the influx, 731 CBP officers have been redeployed from airports, seaports and legal ports of entry to assist with the processing of migrant families, which is increasing traveler and trade wait times, Howe said.
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Two A380s that had been serving the Melbourne-Dubai-London route would be redeployed to meet periods of high demand from Melbourne and Sydney to destinations in Asia, such as Singapore and Hong Kong, a Qantas spokeswoman said.
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Since October, the bureau's entire cadre of appeal examiners— about 70 analysts — was redeployed here to help keep pace with waves of incoming background investigations that continued through December when a record 3.3 million firearm sales were processed.
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Michael Hutchinson, known to his friends as Hutch, redeployed last year to Afghanistan, he was sure — as he later told military investigators — that getting outside the wire to engage in combat was mostly a thing of the past.
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AND CAPITAL COMES OUT, PEOPLE SELL THEIR VALUE STOCKS, REDEPLOYED INTO THE MOMENTUM STOCKS AND THIS GOES UNTIL IT DOESN'T GO. AND WE'VE SEEN THIS HAPPEN I THINK THREE OR FOUR TIMES OVER THE COURSE OF MY CAREER.
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During the 22004 midterm elections, the Democrats and VoteVets redeployed a Fighting Dems strategy, yet in a strong election for the party, out of the 22008 one-on-one matchups run by Democratic veterans, again, only five won.
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Nearly all other major transit systems in the world have long since redeployed their ticket-sellers, but New York remains lodged in an archaic labor-management permafrost that poorly serves the public and creates insecurity for the workers.
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"M&S will now enter a period of consultation with these colleagues with the intention of retaining as many people as possible," it said, noting that so far the programme has impacted 1,891 workers, with over 80 percent redeployed.
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"They have confirmed that units and formations can be promptly redeployed to large distances and they can create groupings within short time limits in strategic directions," Putin added, citing four sudden combat readiness checks Russia's military conducted in 2016.
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The German software maker is in the midst of a transition to offer cloud-based services to business customers, and management have flagged that 20173 would be the low-water mark for margins as it invested in datacenters and redeployed staff.
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The German software maker is in the midst of a transition to offering cloud-based services to business customers, and management had flagged that 2017 would see a trough in profit margins as it invested in datacenters and redeployed staff.
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" He said Berkshire needs "to make one or more huge acquisitions," and that the company had $116 billion on hand at the end of 2017: "Our smiles will broaden when we have redeployed Berkshire's excess funds into more productive assets.
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Some of the rebel brigades from Aleppo are expected to be redeployed as part of "Operation Euphrates Shield", an offensive launched by Turkey four months ago to secure a roughly 90-km (56-mile) stretch of Syrian territory across its border.
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If needed, the ship's 72 fighter jets and other aircraft also could be used to hit targets in Libya, where Islamic State militants are making big inroads, but that is not why the ship was redeployed to the Mediterranean, Batchelder said.
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Salamah said Islamic State had pulled hundreds of fighters from the areas where his group, working with four others, had made its advances, suggesting they had been redeployed to help defend Raqqa and Deir al-Zor province to the east.
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Ms. Klobuchar has already redeployed members of her Iowa field staff to Nevada, according to a campaign adviser, and the candidate herself plans to arrive in the state on Thursday for a forum hosted by Lulac, the Latino advocacy group.
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They redeployed rigs and personnel quickly since prices began strengthening in 213 and made shale profitable again; rig counts have risen by 22.47 percent this year in the Permian, which accounts for about half of all U.S. onshore oil rigs.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - A dive team will be redeployed on Saturday to search for a body that is believed to be in the waters off New Zealand's volcanic White Island that fatally erupted earlier this week, New Zealand's Police Commissioner said.
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The brokerage says FTSE 100 companies Paddy Power Betfair and GVC Holdings, which owns big betting firms Ladbrokes and Coral, both spend between £40 million ($51 million) and £50 million annually on British TV advertising, some of which may now be redeployed.
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EL PASO, Texas (Reuters) - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will send about 100 agents to the Mexico border to speed up crossing times, a U.S. congresswoman said on Thursday, as businesses grapple with trade delays after officers were redeployed to immigration duties.
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An early sign that Harris' bid was facing challenges came in November when her campaign -- in an effort to further go all in on Iowa -- all but shuttered her organization in New Hampshire and redeployed staff in Nevada and California to Iowa.
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But although the CRA was wielded effectively many times this year, most memorably to eliminate the FCC's broadband privacy rule, that doesn't mean it can be redeployed to do the same thing to Restoring Internet Freedom, the order eliminating 2015's net neutrality rules.
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EL PASO, Texas, April 11 (Reuters) - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will send about 100 agents to the Mexico border to speed up crossing times, a U.S. congresswoman said on Thursday, as businesses grapple with trade delays after officers were redeployed to immigration duties.
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Citi is planning to add 25 staff to work in eight key trade corridors over the next one year under the Belt and Road program, some of them redeployed from other parts of Asia Pacific to South Korea, Vietnam, China, Japan and Hong Kong.
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Facebook has suspended hundreds of apps and services and is investigating thousands more after it became clear in the Cambridge Analytica case that data collected from its users for one purpose was being redeployed for all sorts of purposes by actors nefarious and otherwise.
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To cope with the influx, international aid workers were redeployed from northern Uganda to the Lake Albert area, where they were already coping with another humanitarian catastrophe in the region, South Sudan's civil war and the more than 1 million refugees of that conflict.
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Ackman wrote in his shareholder letter that Pershing has "redeployed substantially all of the net proceeds from our hedges" by adding to positions in companies he already owns -- such as Agilent (A), Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB), Hilton, Lowe's (LOW), and Restaurant Brands (QSR).
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"Because at this time, the military had been redeployed from Dapchi to Kanama January 10 and this incident happened February 19, so how could the residents have phoned to inform the military that had not been in the area for many weeks?" he asked.
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These suits were redeployed by thousands of American women on Election Day, when taking a photo of yourself in a pantsuit and posting it to the "secret" Facebook group Pantsuit Nation became the digital equivalent of slapping an "I Voted" sticker on a lapel.
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Of the 360 troops affected by Newsom's order, 100 who are specially trained in counternarcotics search and seizures and transnational criminal organization intelligence will be redeployed to provide assistance at official border crossings and other parts of California, said Nathan Click, a spokesperson for the governor.
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To make sure Japan could still defend itself once those US troops were redeployed and also to help in the Korean War, the US urged Japan to create a much more robust police force — one that looked less like the police and more like a lightly armed military.
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That wealth of creative expression needs to be redeployed to digital networks, where creative people can connect more closely with massive audiences and where it is possible to directly serve more diverse audiences as well as for people to share media with those who matter in their lives.
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One recent sunny morning, two house cats bound for London and a Chihuahua headed to Paris waited in their pens in the Ark's cavernous Pet Oasis, down the aisle from a pair of military explosives-sniffing dogs being redeployed to the Middle East after a stateside R & R trip.
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The president's detractors, however, argue that the violence the United States mediated on Thursday was sparked by Trump's phone conversation with Erdoğan little more than a week ago and his announcement that U.S. forces in northeastern Syria would be redeployed in advance of Turkey's military strikes against the Kurds.
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By contrast, Ms. Broackes and Mr. Marsh have redeployed the strategy they honed on their last major project at the Victoria and Albert, the immensely popular 2013 "David Bowie is…" exhibition, by exploring issues through the stories told by carefully chosen artifacts, some from the museum's collection and others on loan.
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While there was plenty of concern for the victims and awe at the destructive power of the storm, some sensed opportunity and crossed the border, hoping immigration agents would be redeployed or distracted, and many more wondered whether they could make money by helping Texans rebuild after the water recedes.
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Beyond the uptick in airstrikes, the Institute for the Study of War noted several other signs that a campaign in Aleppo is looming, including the fact that the Syrian government has concentrated armored vehicles and troops in the area, and that Russia has redeployed artillery to locations outside the city.
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The Jordanian bank has quadrupled in size over the past five years, with assets of more than $1.1 billion and a network of 21 branches, DIB said in an investor presentation, and proceeds from the stake sale will be redeployed to markets where Islamic banking is in the early stages of growth.
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While "Expert Daddy Pig" sure isn't actually about gay kink, and Peppa isn't hanging at Disneyland with her girlfriend (not publicly, anyway), this preschool-age pig has been redeployed as something more subversive by people who didn't grow up seeing themselves represented on Sesame Street or Barney or The Magic School Bus.
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Some of those jobs will likely be redeployed in other parts of its main corporate banking unit that StanChart is trying to strengthen, given its aim to increase lending to top companies in its main markets of Asia, Africa and the Middle East, said the sources who have knowledge of the plan.
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The report says the lead Inspector General agencies don't have unclassified information about how many US troops are still in Syria or how many have been redeployed to protect the oil fields at Deir Ezzor, nor do they know how US forces are continuing to partner with the SDF to combat ISIS in the region.
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Mark Milley was peppered with questions from reporters on his way to a summit in Brussels to meet with his NATO counterparts, he confirmed that — in fact — resources from Africa, "could be reduced and then shifted, either to increase readiness of the force in the continental U.S. or redeployed to" the Asia Pacific region.
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Because the robot based at that IP address has not learned about the failure (because it was randomly put into the neutral image pool in a prior test), the image can be redeployed as a trap; the robot has learned incorrectly that it is a correct answer because in one instance it did not cause the test to fail.
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"We expect the company to lower profit guidance for FY19 as it lowers capacity, on both strike disruption and crew shortages, and see weaker unit revenue trends as strike-affected traffic is redeployed on to operating flights and as passengers book away from what is currently a less reliable travel option than usual," HSBC analyst Andrew Lobbenberg said.
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Edge computing is a huge trend right now, where a lot of these previously fairly rudimentary on-device sensors and monitors are able to do more processing on-site, but at some point the value of a network of IoT devices is that the resulting data can be collected, analyzed, turned into product improvements and redeployed.
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US Defense Secretary Mike Esper told reporters accompanying him on a trip to the Afghan capital, Kabul, that US forces could be redeployed from their abandoned bases in northeastern Syria to areas along the Iraq-Syria border to support the fight against the Islamic State terrorist group as well as to protect key oil installations coveted by all sides of the conflict.
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"I think the United States has made its position on this issue clear, but the President's first priority and first obligation if the Turks are going to move in is to ensure the safety of our troops in the area and those 50 troops will be redeployed within Syria to a place where they're not in danger of being caught in a crossfire," a senior administration official told reporters on Monday.
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