redeploy

Object

• staff: For both projects, which started in July 2004, we were able to redeploy existing staff from within the RTS.
• employe: It makes sound business sense to redeploy employees wherever possible as both time and money will have been invested in training that employe.
• resource: In what follows if you find an error in the configuration you need to redeploy the resource.
• troop: There are no plans to redeploy British troops in replacement of those.
• member: Institutions should also try to redeploy the member of staff within the institution wherever possible.
• officer: The fire brigade may redeploy that officer to other duties.

Preposition: within

• company: The 500 remaining jobs will be redeployed within the company.

Preposition: into

• area: Key personnel can be redeployed into more productive areas of your business.

Adjective complement

• Spartan: NASA decided not to redeploy Spartan on this mission.

Modifying Another Word

• elsewhere: Wherever possible these staff will be redeployed elsewhere within the Centrica group.
• then: The buoy was then redeployed in exactly the same spot several hours later, without the heaving line!
• either: RAF units no longer required to police the colony were either redeployed to Malaya or disbanded in situ.
• quickly: Course of the Battle Soldier from the 4th Foot As thousands of Abyssinians rushed down the mountain, the British had to quickly redeploy.

Infinitive complement

• support: The capital received as a result of the sale will be redeployed to support further growth in Prudential's core businesses.
• work: In the latter event, the authority would endeavor to redeploy to work of a more suitable nature, wherever possible.

Present participle complement

• exist: Redeploy existing physiotherapists and review skill mix to meet proposed waiting time targets.