Sentence examples for it a reshuffle from inspiring English sources

He now says he "wouldn't even call it a reshuffle … I'd call it an adjustment".

Paul Quilès, a Socialist former minister, deemed it "a reshuffle for nothing", saying Fillon would be limited to carrying out Sarkozy's orders.

Mr Smith continued: "You cannot put the problems down to issues like John Prescott any more than you can solve it by a reshuffle.

It comes after a reshuffle of its other channels, including dropping one of its two Sky Arts channels and axing originated UK shows from Sky Living.

Instead it represents a reshuffling of funds from the EU budget and the European Investment Bank EIBB), the Luxembourg-based EU vehicle for longer-term investment.

It's a reshuffling of the colonial arrangement: an abundant resource is sent from richer countries to poorer ones, made into goods, then sent back.

For many people, it was a reshuffling of politicians in a system that should be completely purged of its participants.

To make America work from time to time it requires a reshuffling of the deck and a redistribution of the cards - little enough to ask from a republic or a democracy - but hard enough to bring about in the era of Trumpian selfishness, and where the cries of shrinking the government are a euphemism for denying a fair shake for poor children.

Sacked Shadow Culture minister Michael Dugher branded it a "revenge reshuffle" - and he became the first victim when he announced on Twitter that he had been sacked by Mr Corbyn.

It is time for a reshuffle and to give others the opportunity - whether they agree with their leader or not - to contribute in a more constructive way.

At first sight it felt less like a reshuffle and more like a re-appoint with more than half of the old cabinet - and almost all those in the top jobs - keeping their old posts.