0 present participle of redeploy
1 to move employees, soldiers, equipment, etc. to a different place or use them in a more effective way
However, one of the ways in which we deal with changed circumstances is by redeploying our attention.
However, it is unlikely that this can be achieved solely by redeploying services from those living alone as longterm illness rates were also high in this group.
They produced retraining schemes relevant to redeploying labour where it can be permanently and profitably employed.
On the spinning side, we are redeploying something like 30 mills a year; but that is not enough.
What is important is to emphasise the need for redeploying labour.
If we are serious about redeploying manpower, we must pay much higher allowances.
It is not possible to give a useful estimate of the cost of redeploying redundant miners.
We have to consider increasingly redeploying labour out of manufacturing industry into other areas.
