Word: redeploying
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...April Fool?s joke, indicating they weren?t interested in even discussing the matter with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. After all, tacked on to the headline-grabbing announcement that Israel accepted a 20-year-old U.N. resolution ordering its withdrawal from Lebanon, is the rider that Netanyahu would only redeploy his forces once Israel?s security had been guaranteed by Lebanon and Syria. Since the U.N. resolution calls for unconditional and unilateral Israeli withdrawal, today?s announcement looks like little more than a restatement of long-held Israeli positions. But then, most positions look better with a fresh coat...
...reports that companies will keep downsizing as long as they see their profit margins rise. "As Clinton hands out awards, the same old stuff keeps happening," Saporito says. "You're not going to put an end to restructuring as long as companies continue to be in the mode to redeploy assets. The question is how to do it fairly. That's what this conference tried to address." Clinton avoided calls from the left, including his own Labor Secretary Robert Reich, to take a more activist approach to combating stagnating wages and job insecurity. Earlier this year, Reich advocated reforming...
...entail the necessity of cracking down on fanatical settlers who live there and it will be a very ugly picture to have on the eve of Israeli elections," says Beyer. The pullout plan described in the Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement requires Israeli soldiers to leave Palestinian neighborhoods and redeploy in Jewish enclaves. Today only 450 Jews live in a city of 94,000 Palestinians, but that number could grow if hard-line candidate Benjaman Netanyahu is elected. However, a majority of Israelis support Peres on the pullout issue, says Beyer. "Most Israelis have a visceral feeling for the settlers because...
Calling the Bosnian Serbs "outcasts and international pariahs," the Clinton Administration offered to help redeploy existing peacekeeping forces in Bosnia-a seeming shift in a U.S. policy that heretofore said U.S. ground troops would be used only to enforce a peace treaty among the warring factions or evacuate peacekeepers. With critical voices rising in Congress, Clinton quickly characterized the use of American troops as a "remote, highly unlikely event" that would take place only if peacekeepers needed to be rescued...
...action. Fuel supplies and depots are being topped off at maximum capacity. The U.S. has withdrawn older iron bombs and replaced them with laser-guided weapons and other "smart bombs" of the kind that performed so well during the Gulf War. But efforts to persuade the South Koreans to redeploy some of their troops away from the DMZ have failed...