Sentence examples for is planning to assign from inspiring English sources

The Police Department is planning to assign 60 officers to a new squad that will patrol the barricades on a long-term basis.

The paper will not run a feature on it and is planning to assign the review to a freelancer rather than an in-house critic.

To prepare for the expected flood of petitions, the Justice Department is planning to assign dozens of new lawyers to its small pardon attorney's office, Holder said.

Although the details are still being made final, Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to assign 800 immigrants to the Essex jail, which currently holds about 500, and plans to place an additional 450 detainees in Delaney Hall, which is nearby, Ms. Christensen said.

The administration is completing a plan to assign specific training, prevention and response duties to several federal agencies, including the F.B.I. and Homeland Security, the officials said.

JPMorgan, according to these people, is now planning to spend roughly $4 billion and assign an extra 5,000 employees to help repair its risk and compliance operations.

Instead, the hiring manager heard I was planning on studying history and wisely assigned me to work in Special Collections and Archives.

There was almost no crossover between INT and CON during the DCCT, other than the protocol-dictated change to INT for women assigned to CON who were planning pregnancy and during pregnancy (14).

In my first collaborative project with Allan, our plan was to assign functions to mouse genes and, in doing so, suggest the function of the corresponding human genes.

Computer-generated variable-sized block randomization plan was used to assign patients into treatment groups and data collection staff were blinded to group assignments.

Legacy planning is an opportunity to assign meaningful value to the wealth you have created and determine what wealth and success truly mean to you and your family.