Sentence examples for generally assigned to from inspiring English sources
The years of the Second World War saw most of the Wanderers' playing staff see action on the front, a rare occurrence within elite football, as top sportsmen were generally assigned to physical training assignments, away from enemy fire.
Sorry, but that title is generally assigned to other Arab and Muslim countries, such as Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iran or, well, just about anywhere else, really.
Usually, a top defenseman is matched against a star opposing forward, and Chris Chelios, the veteran Detroit defenseman, is generally assigned to stop Forsberg.
On the court, Mr. Barron was generally assigned to its civil division, where thousands of little-noticed cases involving millions of dollars clog the docket.
Female Amish volunteers, who are generally assigned to domestic chores, have also been known to pitch in rebuilding roofs and hanging drywall.
Squarepusher, along with musicians like Kid 606 and Autechre, is generally assigned to the niche of electronica called "intelligent dance music," which aspires to something beyond a dependable dance-floor pulse.
These types of situations have generally been assigned to the low category on the assumption that the uses have generally been minor, but it is possible that in some cases this is incorrect.
Mr. Bush would control $2.5 billion of that money, and the rest would generally be assigned to broader spending categories than the House version provides.
Although there are variations, the seats that a party wins generally are assigned to its candidates in the order in which they are named in the list.
The criteria for levels of response are reflective of levels of the SOLO model (Biggs and Collis, 1982) where code 1 generally is assigned to employing a single element or aspect from the context of the question (a unistructural response).
Individuals can generally be assigned to their respective species using their multilocus genotypes irrespective of their physical appearance, providing evidence for bimodal distribution of characters, with few individuals with intermediate characters and many parental types [25], [29].
