Sentence examples for for reassignment from inspiring English sources

Outfielder Raul Gonzales was designated for reassignment.

OAKLAND ATHLETICS--Designated C Sal Fasano for reassignment.

To this end, she writes tear-stained letters to abstract, high-up Army entities, begging for reassignment.

The bus was filled with a detail of cops on their way to Brooklyn's Central Command for reassignment.

The costs of retraining peacekeeping soldiers for reassignment to combat-ready units are trivial compared with the costs when the Middle East or Balkans explode.

As the director of Cuba's National Center for Sex Education, she is believed to have influenced the government's decision to pay for reassignment surgery for transgender people.

And DuPont, the chemical maker in Wilmington, Del., says it has received no requests for reassignments from its American employees in Asia and Europe.

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"The university is actively exploring the possibility of offering benefits for gender reassignment surgery," for both students and employees, said Martin A. Mbugua, a Princeton spokesman.

Cate McGregor, political writer, cricket commentator and author, was plastered all over the News Corp papers on Tuesday, in a story about taxpayers paying for gender reassignment operations for members of the Australian defence force.