Sentence examples for he reassigned from inspiring English sources
In 2010, shortly after Mr. Osberg joined the company, he reassigned Mr. Marimow to a reporting position.
While he reassigned Mr. Saleh's nephew, he left the former president's son in place as the head of the country's powerful Republican Guard.
Homeland security secretary Jeh Johnson said on Monday he reassigned the acting administrator for the Transportation Security Administration after earlier ordering improved security at US airports.
He then stripped Ms. Hanover of her public duties as first lady, and most recently he reassigned two of Ms. Hanover's four staff members, including Ms. Danielides.
It is less clear why he reassigned a powerful Vatican diplomatic official to a posting outside Rome, though experts say it diminishes the official's role in helping to steer Vatican policy.
When it became clear that Mr. Rösler, who until last week held the post of health minister, would assume the party leadership, he reassigned the Free Democrats' top jobs, giving himself the far more popular job of economics minister.
He reassigns his crack investigative team (Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams and Brian D'Arcy James) to track down the possible scandal of a pedophile priest.
When he was reassigned, he hoped to be succeeded by a black pastor.
Patton was promoted to colonel on July 24 , 1938and given command of the 5th Cavalry at Fort Clark, Texas, for six months, a post he relished, but he was reassigned to Fort Myer again in December as commander of the 3rd Cavalry.
When the flamboyant teen-ager staged a fashion show — of batik beach wraps — at the office, he was reassigned to the architecture department, where he absorbed some of the technical concepts that he would apply to couture.
Though he denied having done so, he was reassigned to head the denomination's office of ecumenical and urban affairs, a job often given to bishops under fire or in ill health.
