Redeploying an idle asset to another part of an organization is often the most productive use for the asset.

The changes that they announced seem a lot more like the redeploying of assets to digital platforms that are growing faster."

Ark Royal carried out air patrols and bombing raids from 3-6 June, before redeploying to Narvik on 7 June.

Why, then, has the challenge of redeploying resources so long devoted to stopping Communism in its tracks been as welcome in Congress as a ban on free postage?

Before redeploying, Iraqi Route Clearance Units led TF Gila units on partnered missions.

"We are receptive to the governor's idea of redeploying unused tax incentives to support the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan," said Claire Buchan, a White House spokeswoman.

A few years ago Mark Green, the city's Public Advocate, said the Police Department could save several million dollars by redeploying cops who were assigned to auto maintenance and janitorial duties.

The magical passes engage both the body itself as a physical entity that suffers the dispersion of energy, and the body as an energetic entity which is capable of redeploying that dispersed energy.

In the end, after the new hiring, previously planned hiring and redeploying of officers from desk jobs or special units, 9,744 more officers would be available for street duty, compared with the 10,513 Mr. Dinkins originally wanted.

Newspapers across the country are retrenching, redeploying their employees and resources while they try to ride out what they hope is a temporary slump but one made all the more worrisome as readers and advertisers migrate to the Internet.

By putting more civilians in clerical jobs and redeploying officers from low-priority to high-priority posts, the city could put even more cops on the street than the program contemplates, and it could use the money from Albany to help close the budget gap.

Mr. Timoney, 49, spent 29 years with the New York Police Department and as first deputy commissioner was instrumental in redeploying its street patrols around the city to increase pressure on criminals, particularly drug dealers and others who victimize homeowners, shopkeepers and other ordinary citizens.

But the railroad was redeploying equipment to try to meet demand, and was also anticipating that customers would plan ahead as they could not on Friday, when they showed up for express trains that they did not know had been canceled, and had to squeeze onto local trains.

Hötzendorf had asked Germany for help, but his request was denied because Germany was not yet at war with Italy (which would declare war on Germany three months later), and because redeploying German units on the Italian Front would have diminished German offensive capability against Russia.

Representative Duncan Hunter, a California Republican who is losing the chairmanship of the Armed Services Committee at the end of the year, said at a news conference that rather than sending more American troops, he favored redeploying Iraqi units from largely calm areas to Baghdad and other violence-ridden sections of the country.

Expected to redeploy back to the States toward the end of 2009.

The company also redeployed 800 staff workers to line jobs.

A company spokesman said staff would be redeployed where possible.

"It'll take too long to get a message through and redeploy them."

You have to take some of your cost savings, redeploy them into new products.

It will eventually be moved to the side of the station and redeployed.

By the time the fleet is redeployed, it'll be too late.

Redeploy your simplicity, and make it pay out in free time.

The two companies redeployed after 13 months, returning in March 2004.

He said his staff would be redeployed to the regional units.

Some of these officers, he said, would be redeployed on patrol.

Under the agreement, volunteers would be redeployed to new jobs first.

It hopes some workers can be redeployed at other sites.

They have less ground to cover than we do to redeploy their forces."

All of these could be easily redeployed to the pear business.

In early January 1941 all of the bombers were redeployed.

"There are 2,328 people who applied for it, more than we thought would be redeployed," he said.

Within an hour, the hunter groups were coming down off the mountains to redeploy.

The writer also asserted that he was about to be redeployed.

Once mobilization was complete, the army would redeploy to the east.

With it, the city won the right to redeploy workers to jobs that became vacant.

It is also supposed to redeploy an additional 2,000 workers to other city agencies.

And they should redeploy their monitors once a new election date is set.

Often this means redeploying labor and middle management from one endeavor to another.

"Did you know of any arrangement to withdraw them or redeploy then?"