Sentence examples for more reshuffles from inspiring English sources

More reshuffles are expected - on Monday, Meng Jianzhu was named China's new security chief, replacing Zhou Yongkang as head of the party's Politics and Law Commission.

"There's still room for more reshuffling," Mr. Ow said.

There was more reshuffling elsewhere on the list.

Female representation in government rose from 17.2 per cent before the reshuffle to 18.2 per cent after, and there is likely to be just one more reshuffle, if any, before the next election.

He recently asked the new management team to draft blueprints for increasing soft drink sales in several key markets, particularly in the United States, making it clear that any slips in focus -- or results -- will likely result in more reshuffling.

In one more reshuffle of the jam-band stalwarts, Matt Abts (from Government Mule) on drums and Johnny Neel (an Allman Brothers Band alumnus) on keyboards call X2 their experimental duo; it may bring out the jazz leanings in their Southern rock.

So why on earth did Mr Brown spoil the effect by clogging up his budget with complex tax incentives for small businesses, which mean they may spend less time innovating and more reshuffling their tax affairs?It is not as if the government lacks a competition policy.

PARIS — In a hastily scheduled speech to the nation, President Nicolas Sarkozy announced Sunday evening that he had once more reshuffled his cabinet, removing the foreign minister, Michèle Alliot-Marie, after only three months in office and replacing her with Alain Juppé, the defense minister and a former prime minister and foreign minister.

Indeed, the more reshuffled data sets we produce, the more accurate the empirical quantiles, and thus the more accurate the confidence level.

Hewlett-Packard once again announced lower revenue, and had more executive reshuffles.

Currently his tinkering has the Whitecaps adrift in the playoff race, though the welcome early return from injury of Jay de Merit certainly excuses at least one of his more recent reshuffles.