Sentence examples for first reshuffle from inspiring English sources

ON APRIL 18th, President George Bush's press secretary explained the week's first reshuffle to reporters.

Its main value, however, is that it prepared me for this week's real-life farce: Jeremy Corbyn's first reshuffle.

Withdrawn to left-back after first reshuffle, then substituted Robbie Keane 7 Dropped deep to link up the play and had his head up for openings.

As for those high-profile cabinet ministers, Ms Harman was sacked in Mr Blair's first reshuffle and Mrs Beckett was demoted.If Mr Blair does win a second term, he is likely to have fewer babes to pose with.

The Labour leader began the delicate process of his first reshuffle of the shadow cabinet since his election in September to create "coherence" in the Labour party on areas at the heart of his leadership campaign.

Miliband's first reshuffle sees the Labour leader lose from frontbench service two former government ministers, John Denham and John Healey, who both announced on Thursday they were standing down.

Nor is this the first reshuffling.

A13 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Management Changes at Nokia Nokia, the world's biggest cellphone manufacturer, announced its first reshuffling of upper management in five years, spurring speculation that it may be preparing to change its chief executive.

It's one thing to accuse the government of failing to deliver, but it's quite another to convince voters that the Conservatives might do better.To that end, Mr Howard first reshuffled his shadow cabinet, abandoning the failed experiment of having a single, not very industrious, spokesman covering both health and education.

The first reshuffling method acts globally in time by randomly reassigning the time index to PPI discoveries.

In this null-model authors simulate the variability due to the sampling error by first reshuffling each of the alignments over the whole aligned region encompassing both domains and then recalculating the variability of the resulting homogenized domains.