Sentence examples for from the reshuffle from inspiring English sources

But for northern England, little can be expected from the reshuffle.

All the talk in the papers is the fallout from the reshuffle.

The fallout from the reshuffle continued on Monday as Catherine McKinnell, the shadow attorney general, unexpectedly resigned from Labour's frontbench.

Allies of Mr Corbyn claim the Labour leader has emerged strengthened from the reshuffle after moving outspoken Shadow Cabinet critics and appointing a more anti-Trident shadow defence secretary in Emily Thornberry.

Mandelson is said to be in despair about many aspects of the government's performance but he knows an opportunity when he sees one, and he is likely to emerge from the reshuffle with his power strengthened.

The two main winners from the reshuffle were Alan Johnson, promoted to home secretary to replace Jacqui Smith, and Lord Mandelson, left in charge of a radically enhanced business and enterprise department, and now deputy prime minister in all but name.

Sam Macrory and Anoosh Chakelian at Total Politics have 10 lessons from the reshuffles.

People throughout the company were forecasting the likely fallout from the reshuffling and guessing what changes, if any, might be in store.

As for taxes, Kinnell says lifecycle funds defined by a retirement date, such as the Fidelity Freedom fund, will adjust your investment mix automatically and therefore any capital gains distributions or income from the reshuffling will be passed to the investor.

Claim: "His aides, trying to deflect attention from the reshuffling, said Monday that Mr. Bush would raise $100 million in the first six months of the year, a figure that they once waved off as unrealistic and that almost certainly will be higher than any other Republican contender".

Female representation in government rose from 17.2 per cent before the reshuffle to 18.2 per cent after, and there is likely to be just one more reshuffle, if any, before the next election.