0 past simple and past participle of redeploy --
1 to move employees, soldiers, equipment, etc. to a different place or use them in a more effective way --
As the market for advanced digital services develops, channel 35 will be redeployed to facilitate the new broadcasting opportunities.
Furthermore, it must be made clear that these financial resources must be raised in addition to other educational programmes and not redeployed from them.
They redeployed 5,000, and probably had to employ a further 2,000 in the private sector to calculate the system of statutory sick pay.
This redeployed equipment has a current book value—that is, cost minus 30 per cent depreciation per year—of £120,316.
Given the potential for grave consequences, the investments in nuclear energy must be re-thought and redeployed.
The numbers thus redeployed as a result of work study have been 5 officers, 250 ratings and 64 civilians.
They will be redeployed as appropriate, taking account of individuals' skill sets, personal aspirations and service needs.
Are funds saved on near-market research to be redeployed on basic research in the biological sciences?
