Sentence examples for a reassignment of from inspiring English sources

The first hint of the new service was a reassignment of some MySpace employee email addresses to [name]@myspace-inc.com, which people have noticed.

But Ms Harf later said the state department had not received any request to approve a reassignment of the Indian diplomat.

Note that the energy difference between the S1 and S'1 states was estimated to be 0.34 eV, which is about twice the energy intervals of vibronic levels, suggesting that a reassignment of the vibronic transitions of the observed peaks is required.

Mostly what it takes is a reassignment of what is truly important.

Anticipating police department claims of funding and manpower shortages, I would ask for a reassignment of drug and vice squads to the more socially responsible and productive function of enforcing litter laws.

"I'm highly dubious of the contention that anything will come of this from the very institution that is infected by this sort of systemic racism," he told VICE, noting the sergeant may receive some kind of superficial action, like a reassignment of duties.

Chun's frustrated predecessor had demanded a reassignment because of the many crimes in the neighborhood.

Fig. 8 Reclustering cases: a relocation of a DU; b reassignment of a building to a new DU.

Short sellers scoffed at the investigation, calling it a ridiculous reassignment of blame.

— Proposed shake-up at the National Park Service could make senior leaders hit the road: A potential reassignment of senior Park Service leaders, not yet finalized, could force longtime career employees to move across the country, The Post reported Friday.

The plan for a forced reassignment of 245 uniformed and 15 civilian officers from the Watertown, Cape Vincent, Riverview, Marcy, Orleans and Collins state prisons in central and northern New York was originally scheduled for March 31.