Sentence examples for might be reassigned from inspiring English sources

Some of the 28 might be reassigned as traveling sales reps to sign up more customers.

"That's nonsense," Leah Johnson, a Citigroup spokeswoman, said last night of the suggestion that Mr. Carpenter might be reassigned.

The court ordered Cardinal Law to submit to questioning because he possessed relevant evidence and might not be available at trial, in view of reports that he might be reassigned to the Vatican.

Officials said yesterday that up to 2,000 of the roughly 4,000 jobs in those offices could be eliminated, but that many of those administrators might be reassigned elsewhere in the school system rather than laid off.

In the case of the recruiter whose religious beliefs prevent him from processing an openly gay applicant, the plan says that although he could face disciplinary action, if his performance and professionalism "are otherwise high," he might be reassigned to another job.

"It can be reassigned.

MacLean will be reassigned in the organization.

They may be reassigned within the Department of Homeland Security.

The case would then be reassigned.

Someone will be "reassigned" for this.

He resigned when Porter told him he would be reassigned.