Sentence examples for for a reshuffle from inspiring English sources

The Prime Minister was heavily criticised a year ago for a reshuffle which saw the number of women in the Cabinet decrease from five to four.

Yesterday a Labour whip, Grahame Morris, appeared to endorse plans for a reshuffle.

Pressure for a reshuffle of the cabinet has been increasing lately.

But early 2017 looks like a safer time for a reshuffle than now.

He told a press conference that he had no plans for a reshuffle in the immediate future.

The idea that the regime needs to let bombs off in order to have an excuse for a reshuffle sounds batty.

Denouncing the allegations as "libel that aims only to smear, without the slightest basis in reality," he has so far stood by Mr. Woerth, even as some members of his own party have lobbied for a reshuffling and his approval ratings have plummeted to new lows.

BENGHAZI, Libya — Rebel leaders, still reeling from the assassination of their top military commander last week, braced for a reshuffling in their ranks on Thursday, while law enforcement officials said a full-fledged investigation into the murder of the rebel general had gotten under way.

Denouncing the accusations as "libel that aims only to smear, without the slightest basis in reality," he has stood by Mr. Woerth, even as some members of his own party have lobbied for a reshuffling and Mr. Sarkozy's approval ratings have plummeted to new lows.

It will also allow for a reshuffling of health, driver's education, and other courses typically offered instead of daily P.E. for 11th and 12th graders citywide, a loophole that keeps roughly 36,000 of 42,000 CPS juniors and seniors out of gym class.

Stephen Kinnock, writing on Labour's prospects for 2016, said: "A reshuffle would simply leave people confused about what this fabled 'new kind of politics' is all about.