Sentence examples for just reassigned from inspiring English sources

Reached by The Observer, a Time spokesperson revealed that the magazine has just reassigned Baker to a new country as part of a normal rotation, though he declined to say where.

I asked why we couldn't just reassign them to one of the other departments at the Institute.

(Alas, most were simply reassigned to other schools).

In 1985, he met Tina Lytle, who had just been reassigned by Piedmont to Newark from South Carolina.

On August 6, City Room let the Board of Elections know that it had just been reassigned — surely by mistake — to a polling place more than two and a half miles south of its neighborhood.

Can you simply reassign roles for things?

In just the last week, the Board of Education has had to absorb $150 million in budget cuts that will curtail extracurricular programs and may require hundreds of paraprofessionals, administrators and others to be reassigned just as school begins.

Measurement error in reported sex becomes more obvious if one considers some respondents as "reporting a wrong sex just for the fun of it," or models where the latent effects of sex arise from the number of Y chromosomes rather than self-labeling or from genital appearance (which may have been "surgically assigned" just after birth, or reassigned later in life).

In 2013, the district attorney's office announced that it would not prosecute Bologna – and the NYPD docked him just ten vacation days and reassigned him to Staten Island.

The last warden held the job for just 10 months before being reassigned to work in Sacramento earlier this month.

In the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York, the NY 30 designation was reassigned elsewhere, leaving just US 4 on the portion of highway that US 4 now shares with NY 149.