Sentence examples for by reshuffling from inspiring English sources

Tsipras seeks to rid his government of hardline leftists who oppose further austerity by reshuffling his cabinet.

Sitting in the magazine's musty offices, Mr. Du said he dealt with the order by reshuffling titles.

Last month he managed to hang on to his position by reshuffling the party's leadership to include some critics.

Hollande responded by reshuffling his cabinet, replacing Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault with interior minister Manuel Valls.

The French president, Jacques Chirac, has reacted to his latest setback by reshuffling his cabinet (see article).

The Fed could accomplish something similar by reshuffling the composition of the $2.6 trillion in Treasury and mortgage bonds it already owns.

After a poor result for the Labour Party in local elections, Tony Blair, Britain's prime minister, sought to reassert his authority by reshuffling his cabinet.

Ecosystems are changing too, driven by changes in environmental drivers and by the reshuffling of their biota into previously unknown combinations of species (Williams and Jackson 2007).

Facebook gets around this by regularly reshuffling its data, but that also means that the December numbers used by the Guardian are actually from November.

For the past twenty years, he has created engaging, thought-provoking artworks with the lightest touch imaginable by ingeniously reshuffling the objects he finds in the permanent collections of museums.

In practice, we can obtain such a data set by randomly reshuffling the voxels in the WM mask with their associated ODFs.