Sentence examples for always assign from inspiring English sources

Usage does not, however, always assign "service support" to logistics.

Current operating system schedulers are designed to always assign threads to available cores.

This generally happens because the hospitals don't always assign doctors to the patient.

If such an investigation were deemed irrelevant, a state could always assign its claim.

And the researchers did not always assign subjects randomly to one treatment or another to see which one worked better.

I teach a class on the end of the Cold War at the University of Georgia (www.endofcoldwar.com) and always assign your book "Lenin's Tomb".

When complete twin pairs were always assigned to the same treatment or opposite treatments, a treatment assignment was generated for a single twin in the pair, automatically determining the second twin's assignment.

A bilingual student from the upper grades is always assigned to translate.

"New recruits are always assigned to traffic direction on Greenwich Avenue for a while," said Pat Chila, the Deputy Chief of Police.

"During Communism, responsibility for everything was always assigned to some abstract entity somewhere that was really no one at all.

On the other hand, if management always assigns people with strong relevant experience, it forfeits giving executives broadening experiences, which become increasingly important at middle and upper levels.