Definition of redeployment in English:

redeployment

noun riːdɪˈplɔɪm(ə)ntˌridəˈplɔɪmənt

mass noun

The assignment of troops, employees, or resources to a new place or task.
the cuts have led to redeployment of staff
count noun a call for troop redeployments
Example sentencesExamples
- Labor legislation in Latin America does not facilitate the rapid redeployment of workers across companies and sectors.
- The defense secretary and the president decide deployment and redeployment of combat forces, not the military.
- "The university will make every effort to secure any necessary reductions in staffing through voluntary means and redeployments," the university said.
- Define the options available for affected employees: reskilling, redeployment, termination or outplacement.
- Companies that have a lasting commitment to their people will generally spend time arranging redeployment of their affected employees.
- The company wants to shed 1,140 jobs through redundancies and redeployment.
- Service aircraft are used for both the deployment and redeployment.
- It was their fourth troop redeployment in less than three years.
- I have proposed a responsible, phased redeployment of our troops from Iraq.
- The first of three redeployments was initially scheduled to begin in October 1996.

Definition of redeployment in US English:

redeployment

nounˌridəˈplɔɪməntˌrēdəˈploimənt

The assignment of troops, employees, or resources to a new place or task.
the cuts have led to redeployment of staff
count noun a call for troop redeployments
Example sentencesExamples
- Companies that have a lasting commitment to their people will generally spend time arranging redeployment of their affected employees.
- Define the options available for affected employees: reskilling, redeployment, termination or outplacement.
- Labor legislation in Latin America does not facilitate the rapid redeployment of workers across companies and sectors.
- The company wants to shed 1,140 jobs through redundancies and redeployment.
- It was their fourth troop redeployment in less than three years.
- "The university will make every effort to secure any necessary reductions in staffing through voluntary means and redeployments," the university said.
- Service aircraft are used for both the deployment and redeployment.
- The defense secretary and the president decide deployment and redeployment of combat forces, not the military.
- The first of three redeployments was initially scheduled to begin in October 1996.
- I have proposed a responsible, phased redeployment of our troops from Iraq.

单词	redeployment
释义	Definition of redeployment in English: redeployment noun riːdɪˈplɔɪm(ə)ntˌridəˈplɔɪmənt mass noun The assignment of troops, employees, or resources to a new place or task. the cuts have led to redeployment of staff count noun a call for troop redeployments Example sentencesExamples Labor legislation in Latin America does not facilitate the rapid redeployment of workers across companies and sectors. The defense secretary and the president decide deployment and redeployment of combat forces, not the military. "The university will make every effort to secure any necessary reductions in staffing through voluntary means and redeployments," the university said. Define the options available for affected employees: reskilling, redeployment, termination or outplacement. Companies that have a lasting commitment to their people will generally spend time arranging redeployment of their affected employees. The company wants to shed 1,140 jobs through redundancies and redeployment. Service aircraft are used for both the deployment and redeployment. It was their fourth troop redeployment in less than three years. I have proposed a responsible, phased redeployment of our troops from Iraq. The first of three redeployments was initially scheduled to begin in October 1996. Definition of redeployment in US English: redeployment nounˌridəˈplɔɪməntˌrēdəˈploimənt The assignment of troops, employees, or resources to a new place or task. the cuts have led to redeployment of staff count noun a call for troop redeployments Example sentencesExamples Companies that have a lasting commitment to their people will generally spend time arranging redeployment of their affected employees. Define the options available for affected employees: reskilling, redeployment, termination or outplacement. Labor legislation in Latin America does not facilitate the rapid redeployment of workers across companies and sectors. The company wants to shed 1,140 jobs through redundancies and redeployment. It was their fourth troop redeployment in less than three years. "The university will make every effort to secure any necessary reductions in staffing through voluntary means and redeployments," the university said. Service aircraft are used for both the deployment and redeployment. The defense secretary and the president decide deployment and redeployment of combat forces, not the military. The first of three redeployments was initially scheduled to begin in October 1996. I have proposed a responsible, phased redeployment of our troops from Iraq.
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