Sentence examples for could be reassigned from inspiring English sources

In particular, it had to prune its sprawling Internet portal so that employees could be reassigned to crucial projects.

With the team struggling, there has been speculation that Minaya may not survive if the team does not make the playoffs or that he could be reassigned.

The trust deed said the assets could be reassigned if "any doubts may arise relating to the continuity of the life of the diocese".

Stacy Vaughn said that eliminating the MX would affect the jobs of 600 people, several hundred of whom could be reassigned to another base.

The other employees in Marlton who are part of Fluor Signature Services, an administrative support unit, could be reassigned to other locations.

Suddenly, word came down from on high at the exchange that stocks could be reassigned if a specialist's market share of the trading fell precipitously.

One of those could be reassigning the hitting instructor Howard Johnson in an effort to shake up the team's sagging offense, but nothing had been decided as of Sunday night.

The social network also recently stopped work on its off-app mobile ad network, and I speculated it could be reassigning resources to allowing FBX ads to appear on mobile.

Many of those foreign troops could then be reassigned to other, still-contested areas nearby, under the guidelines.

He added that Blade, who also "had a record of veterinary issues", could not be reassigned to other duties.

Employees whose projects were finished and who could not be reassigned to new ones were being let go.