Sentence examples for I would reassign from inspiring English sources
Dynegy said it would reassign their responsibilities.
And last week, the department announced it would reassign its budget director, the first move toward disbanding the budget office.
The Eastman Kodak Company said yesterday that it would reassign most of its 3,500 customer-service employees to various business units to make the service more effective.
But this year, when the findings of the city investigators surfaced, the agency said it would reassign him, although Ms. Stark and other finance officials defended the quality of Mr. Patricof's work.
Some other Communists noted that the new law would reassign 70 to 80 seats still held by Communist legislators, including Mr. Risko's, in Parliament.
Mr. Mills had repeatedly asked for assurances from Mr. Levy that he would reassign uncertified teachers this year and would hire only certified teachers for those schools this fall.
To provide enough officers, officials said they would reassign people from desk jobs in several police divisions, but would not reduce the number of officers on patrol.
Fire Department officials said they would reassign the remaining men of Squad 1 to the five rescue companies that were also devastated when the twin towers came cascading down on Sept. 11.
Closing the offices would reassign about 70 USCIS staffers across the world, who the agency's website says provide "valuable information services" and solve a wide array of problems, such as aiding someone who lost their green card and helping widows of American citizens and members of the military obtain legal documents.
But cross-border traffic for pedestrians and vehicles slowed this week after Homeland Security announced that the agency would reassign 750 U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers — and possibly as many as 2,000 — to contend with a record number of migrant families illegally crossing the southern border and applying for asylum.
