redeploy

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English - Turkish
reorganize etmek
(asker/işçi/vb.) yerlerini değiştirmek
daha verimli biçimde düzenlemek
tekrar düzenle
{f} yeniden organize etmek [fabr.]
{f} yeniden düzenlemek
tekrar düzenlemek
yeniden organize etmek
redeploy count
(Bilgisayar) sayımı yeniden dağıt
redeployment
(Askeri) yeniden konuşlanma
redeployment
(Askeri) yeniden intikal
redeployment
yeniden geliştirme
redeployment
(Askeri) YENİDEN İNTİKAL, YENİDEN KONUŞLANMA: Bir bölgede görevli birlik veya şahsi ya da bir bölgede tertiplenmiş ikmal maddelerini bir başka bölgeye veya bölge içindeki bir başka yere ya da ileride kullanmak üzere yurt içi bölgeye nakil
redeployment
{i} reorganizasyon
redeployment
tekrar düzenleme
redeployment
{i} yeniden düzenleme
English - English
To rearrange (military forces)
To deploy again
{f} deploy again, place troops in military formation again, rearrange in formation
deploy anew; "The U
deploy again
If forces or troops are redeployed or if they redeploy, they go to new positions so that they are ready for action. We were forced urgently to redeploy our forces US troops are redeploying to positions held earlier
must redeploy their troops in the Middle East
If resources or workers are redeployed, they are used for a different purpose or task. Some of the workers there will be redeployed to other sites It would give us an opportunity to redeploy our resources. to move someone or something to a different place or job
deploy anew; "The U S must redeploy their troops in the Middle East"
redeployment
A new deployment
redeployment
{i} renewed deployment (of a military forces and weapons)
redeployment
The turning over of authority to the PA by Israel in certain areas Oslo and subsequent agreements called for further in stages, to reach 97% of the occupied territory by July 1997 (this date renegotiated several times)
redeployment
The act of redeploying
redeployment
The redeployment of forces, troops, workers, or resources involves putting them in a different place from where they were before, or using them for a different task or purpose. a redeployment of troops in the border areas
redeployment
Means reassignment of duties within DEWR or movement to another APS or Executive Agency
redeployment
A financing strategy which use resources (both financial and non-monetary) already in the system It shifts funding from higher-cost to lower-cost programs and services
redeployment
JP 1-02
redeployment
the withdrawal and redistribution of forces in an attempt to use them more effectively
redeploy
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