0 present participle of redeploy --
1 to move employees, soldiers, equipment, etc. to a different place or use them in a more effective way --
In the short term this could only be achieved by redeploying anaesthetists from the neuro-operating theatres.
In order to improve the throughput of applications the bureau is currently recruiting additional staff and redeploying others over 100 in all.
If we have been sucessful in redeploying at the rate of 30,000 cannot we go on redeploying and re-employing?
It is expected that in part the cost will be met by redeploying expenditure on existing programmes.
However, in the long term we shall be faced with exactly the same problem of redeploying labour in a more productive way.
These include redeploying surplus staff, making full use of the provisions for offering early retirement and careful scrutiny of the existing retirement policy.
The registrar is redeploying his resources to minimise the delays.
We have to consider increasingly redeploying labour out of manufacturing industry into other areas.
